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Council defers neighborhood speed-sign resolution to allow revised wording and community input
Spokane City Council · October 28, 2025
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Summary
Council voted 7-0 to defer Resolution 2025-71, which would authorize neighborhood speed-signage designs, after public concern about proposed wording; staff will return revised sign options on Nov. 10.
Spokane City Council voted to defer consideration of Resolution 2025-71, which proposes neighborhood speed signage designs intended to encourage motorists to slow down in residential areas. The vote followed public comment raising objections to one proposed slogan and requests for alternative wording and community-sourced suggestions.
Several residents…
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