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Coffey County adopts three traffic-safety resolutions for Jacobs Creek area and local intersection
Summary
The Coffey County Commission approved Resolutions 2026-972, 2026-973 and 2026-974 to set speed limits in Jacobs Creek Subdivision and install stop signs at Xeric Road and 24th Road, the board recorded during its March 30, 2026 meeting.
The Coffey County Commission on March 30, 2026 adopted three resolutions aimed at local traffic safety in and around Jacobs Creek Subdivision.
Commissioner Wayde Thomsen moved to approve Resolution No. 2026-972, establishing speed limits for Jacobs Creek Subdivision; Commissioner Steve McCurry seconded and the motion passed. Commissioner Michael Abendroth then moved to approve Resolution No. 2026-973, setting speed limits for 16th Lane from Emmer Road to Main Street in the subdivision; Chairman Mark Petterson seconded and the motion passed. Commissioner Steve McCurry moved to approve Resolution No. 2026-974 to place stop signs at the intersection of Xeric Road and 24th Road; Chairman Petterson seconded and the motion passed.
The minutes record the actions and the resolution numbers but do not include the specific posted speed values or the exact stop-sign placements; the Road and Bridge Department will be responsible for implementation and signage per standard county practice.
