The Oak Park City Council meeting on September 15, 2025, kicked off with a call to order and the Pledge of Allegiance, setting a formal tone for the evening. The council quickly moved through routine business, approving the agenda and a consent agenda that included minutes from previous meetings and payment applications for local projects.

However, the spotlight shone on traffic safety issues, as Councilwoman Edgar highlighted ongoing concerns about speeding in the community. She urged residents to engage with the Oak Park Traffic Safety Board, which has a dedicated Facebook page for reporting traffic-related issues. Edgar revealed plans for a two-way stop sign at the intersection of Oak Park Boulevard and Church, addressing a location known for speeding problems.

The council is also considering a pilot project for speed bumps and discussing the potential installation of rumble strips to enhance road safety. Edgar emphasized the importance of community involvement, inviting residents to attend quarterly meetings to voice their concerns and contribute to discussions.

The meeting concluded with a unanimous vote to approve the traffic safety board minutes, reinforcing the council's commitment to addressing public safety and community engagement. As Oak Park navigates these pressing traffic issues, residents are encouraged to participate actively in shaping solutions.