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Resident urges Hiram council to address frequent train horns and truck cut-throughs
Summary
At the August council meeting, resident Tim Weaver urged the council to investigate frequent train horns—sometimes in the early morning—and large trucks cutting through Arnold Lane; council members said they would look into options, citing past quiet-zone quotes and lower-cost signage alternatives.
Resident Tim Weaver told the Hiram City Council during public comment that frequent train horns near his neighborhood have become "ridiculous" and said trucks are cutting through Arnold Lane to reach a nearby parking lot rather than using the route intended for heavy vehicles.
"The train horns have just gotten to the point where it's ridiculous," Weaver said, adding that trains sometimes sound horns in the…
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