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Residents raise truck-speed concerns on Main Street; police say tickets were issued
Summary
At the Aug. 25 Sugar Hill Selectmen’s meeting, a resident complained about truck speeds on Main Street. The board said signs have helped, recommended contacting state police or the NH Department of Safety, and the police chief reported tickets were issued and a recent NCC road study did not find a speed problem.
A resident told the Sugar Hill Selectmen on Aug. 25 that trucks are speeding on Main Street, prompting the board to discuss enforcement and signage.
The Selectmen said the posted speed signs appear to be helping and that the Police Department has been covering Main Street from different locations. The board recommended the concerned resident contact Troop F or the New Hampshire Department of Safety for further enforcement.
The minutes record that the speed sign next to the Welcome sign will be moved back up the hill to its original location.
During open comment, Chief Ho-Sing-Loy said tickets have been issued and that an NCC road study did not show a speed issue. The minutes do not specify how many tickets were issued, the dates of enforcement, or the scope and findings of the NCC study.
