Clark County proposes Neighborhood Traffic Management Program, requests $250,000 annual funding
County transportation staff proposed a Neighborhood Traffic Management Program aimed at speeding and cut-through traffic, featuring education, enforcement and engineering tools and a request for about $250,000 annually to hire two full-time program staff and fund local traffic-calming measures.
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A Clark County transportation official presented a proposed Neighborhood Traffic Management Program to neighborhood association members, describing a systematic process to field resident requests, collect data, and deliver traffic‑calming measures such as speed feedback signs, medians, pedestrian islands and optical speed bars.
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