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Port Hueneme outlines pedestrian, traffic measures after pilot programs and speed studies
Summary
Public works staff updated the council on pilot safety measures — RRFB crosswalk beacons, stop sign pilots, speed cushions, raised medians and truck‑route enforcement — and announced a $70,000 grant for additional crosswalk beacons on Hemlock Street.
Port Hueneme public works officials on Monday reviewed a series of traffic and pedestrian safety measures the city is tracking after recent pilot projects, and announced a grant award to fund additional crosswalk flashing beacons near a school.
Public Works Director Fred DeCambrio told the City Council the city has installed rectangular rapid flashing beacons (RRFBs) at Surfside Drive crossings and added visibility signs where needed. A Panoma Street pilot that placed stop signs and adjusted red curb was authorized as an 18‑month pilot; staff reported no new complaints or accidents in that location since installation and will evaluate the pilot before the November end date.
The council heard follow‑up on a speed‑cushion policy adopted in 2023; since adoption the city…
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