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Resident urges speed enforcement on North Cross Street; council hears Hinterland traffic routing update

St. Charles City Council · July 1, 2025
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Summary

A North Cross Street resident asked the council for more speed limit signs and patrol; Mayor Pro Tem Megan Allison updated the council on potential Hinterland traffic routing and shuttle bus plans to use the Truro exit.

During the public forum at the July 14 St. Charles City Council meeting, a resident of North Cross Street raised concerns about speeding on that road and requested additional speed limit signs and increased patrols.

Later in department reports, Mayor Pro Tem Megan Allison provided an update on planned traffic routing for the Hinterland event: traffic could be routed through St. Mary’s and shuttle buses are expected to use the Truro exit. Allison said finalized plans will be posted to the city’s social media accounts when they are complete.

The minutes record the resident’s request and the council’s operational update; the meeting record does not include an immediate enforcement action or a council decision to fund additional signage or patrols.

The meeting adjourned at 8:50 p.m.