The Residential Traffic Commission Meeting held in Leesburg, Virginia, on October 6, 2025, focused on several key topics, including budget planning, traffic concerns, and proposed changes to local road configurations.

During the meeting, members discussed the need to finalize the budget and related expenditures for upcoming projects. A plan was proposed to distribute informational materials at an upcoming shred event, which is expected to attract around 300 participants. The commission emphasized the importance of outreach, particularly to local schools, to ensure that community members are informed about traffic safety initiatives.

One significant topic was the ongoing traffic concerns in the Meadowbrook Residential Community. The commission reported that changes to signage had been made, and they plan to monitor driver feedback signs over the next two months. Additionally, a pilot program for pedestrian enhancements received approval from the town council, which will allow for reimbursement of costs associated with the project.

The meeting also addressed proposed changes to road configurations in the area. A discussion centered on Liberty Street, where it was noted that the street's narrowness and the presence of loading trucks create challenges for two-way traffic. As a result, the commission recommended converting Liberty Street to a one-way street heading south to improve traffic flow and safety.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the commission's commitment to addressing traffic issues and enhancing safety measures within the community. The next steps include further monitoring of traffic patterns and continued collaboration with local stakeholders to implement the proposed changes effectively.