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Residents press Soddy‑Daisy officials on speeding, school‑zone safety and potential traffic measures
Summary
Residents raised concerns about high speeds on neighborhood streets and inconsistent school‑zone signals; officials said enforcement has been active, speed cameras generated $213,722.71 since January 2024, and staff will investigate engineering options such as speed bumps (estimated up to $40,000).
Residents told the Soddy‑Daisy Board of Commissioners on April 16 that speeding in residential areas is creating safety hazards and urged stronger measures.
Josh Shipley of 9849 Vine Street said vehicles use his street as a cut‑through and that some drivers reach speeds up to 100 mph. He said he has contacted police at least 10 times but officers cannot monitor the street continuously. Police Officer Barker Vaughn asked for more identifying details about vehicles; Police Chief Petty…
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