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Commission splits on neighborhood speed-hump petitions; Thompson Drive petition denied, Phoebe Road approved

Dougherty County Board of Commissioners · December 2, 2024
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Summary

The board denied a petition for three speed humps on Thompson Drive (Roseland Subdivision) and approved three speed humps on Phoebe Road (Phoebe Park Subdivision); both actions included estimated costs and were decided by 3-2 roll calls when recorded.

Dougherty County commissioners acted on two citizen petitions seeking installation of speed humps in residential subdivisions.

The board approved a recommendation to deny a petition for three speed humps on Thompson Drive in the Roseland Subdivision; estimated cost was $16,002.25. The denial was recorded as a 3-2 outcome.

On reconsideration for Phoebe Road in Phoebe Park Subdivision — an estimated cost of $17,055 — the commission held a roll call and the motion passed by a 3-2 vote. Commissioners recorded their votes on the record for the Phoebe Road item.

Both actions followed staff recommendations and included cost estimates; implementation steps will be handled by public works if the projects proceed.