Raytown approves $34,020 traffic-calming study after split vote
The Raytown Board of Aldermen voted 6–3 to hire CFS Engineers for a $34,020 citywide traffic-calming study intended to create a local policy and toolkit for handling speed and safety complaints in neighborhoods and business corridors.
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The Raytown Board of Aldermen voted 6–3 on Aug. 19 to approve a $34,020 contract with CFS Engineers for a citywide traffic-calming study.
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