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Bloomington board approves permanent Mill Street speed sign and winter parking restrictions; police ORI reinstated
Summary
After a Mill Street speed study, the board approved a permanent speed sign on the north approach and authorized winter No Parking on Union Street; Chief Small reported the police ORI (WI0213000) is reinstated and the board approved funding for a Toughbook computer.
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A Mill Street speed study presented by Chief Small showed most northbound vehicles were compliant at the Mill Street South location but higher speeds at the north location, particularly in the 26–35 mph ranges. Chief Small recommended installing a permanent speed display sign on Mill Street at the north entrance from Fair Grounds Road to slow traffic; the board approved the permanent installation just past the old school.
Chief Small also raised operational concerns about snow removal and overweight vehicles; the board voted to place No Parking signs on the east side of Union Street from December through March 1 to facilitate winter plowing.
On police department operations, Chief Small reported the department’s ORI number (WI0213000) has been federally recognized and reinstated, allowing local plate and license checks. He requested a Toughbook computer (estimated up to $1,000) to set up the time station; the board authorized supplementation for whatever Chief Small needs for the Toughbook.
Ending: The board approved both the permanent speed sign and winter parking restrictions and authorized funding for a vehicle-mounted computer to support police operations.
