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Police chief says stop signs needed at Wall and Depot; commissioners approve

Board of Commissioners of the City of Soddy‑Daisy, Tennessee · March 1, 2026
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Summary

Soddy‑Daisy commissioners approved installation of two stop signs at Wall Street and Depot Street after Police Chief Sneed said traffic had increased and an incident involved a school bus.

Police Chief Sneed asked the Board of Commissioners on May 4 to add stop signs at the intersection of Wall Street and Depot Street, citing increased traffic and a recent incident involving a school bus.

"There is a significant increase in traffic in this area and there was an incident recently involving a school bus," Police Chief Sneed said, urging the board to act. Commissioner Shipley moved to approve installation of two stop signs and Vice‑Mayor Coleman seconded; the board voted unanimously to approve.

City staff will place the signs and handle any associated traffic‑control work and signage updates.