Commissioners adopt Safe Streets resolution but question $50,000 local invoice
Whitney Kelling explained a Safe Streets for All planning amendment that would produce countywide safety action plans and improve eligibility for construction funds; commissioners adopted the non‑binding resolution but raised concerns about a $50,000 invoice and whether county projects would benefit.
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Whitney Kelling of Administrative Resources Association presented an amendment to a Safe Streets for All planning grant. She said the contractor (Lock Mueller) can deliver countywide safety action plans and community engagement to identify priority road safety projects across Henry, Rush and Decatur counties, and that adopting a county resolution helps make the county eligible for construction funding under the program.
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