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Council approves mobile traffic-message trailers and replacement speed sign; residents press for placement near busy crossings
Summary
The council authorized purchases of two mobile message trailers, a replacement speed-warning sign and related pole and repairs under a Sourcewell contract. Public commenters urged that the portable equipment be deployed in central crosswalks and that permanent signs be sited to slow drivers near the library and downtown.
The City Council approved acquisition of two mobile traffic-message trailers, a fixed speed-warning sign replacement and a 15-foot traffic pole March 4 using a Sourcewell contract to replace units and repair one sign damaged in a vehicle incident.
Rich DePalma and other public-safety staff explained the purchases: two trailers will replace older units that are beyond repair, and electronics will be transferred from one older trailer to a newer unit; the proposed speed sign is a replacement for a pole-mounted unit knocked down near the…
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