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Hamilton to increase patrols on Mobley Road after resident warning
Summary
After a resident warned the council that traffic on Mobley Road could cause an accident, Hamilton’s police chief said the city will increase patrol presence; the concern was raised during the April 14 meeting that also included the annexation vote for the Focus Family Center.
A Hamilton resident warned the City Council on April 14, 2025, that traffic conditions on Mobley Road risked causing an accident, and the city’s police chief said patrol presence on the road will be increased.
Rudy Chapman, who identified himself as a citizen of Hamilton during public comment, said traffic on Mobley Road posed a safety risk “before an accident happened.” Council members and staff took the concern under advisement.
Chief Weiss, Hamilton’s police chief, was congratulated for four years of service during the meeting and addressed residents’ safety concerns. According to the meeting record, Hamilton will increase patrol presence on Mobley Road; the transcript does not record specific timing, assignment levels or additional engineering measures tied to that increase.
The traffic concern was also raised in the context of a separate annexation discussion by neighbors who sought buffers and other measures; the council did not attach binding mitigation conditions to the annexation in the public transcript.
