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Resident raises speeding concerns on Main Street; sheriff’s speed trailer deployed
Summary
At the Nov. 6 meeting a resident, Mrs. Frock, said motorists are speeding on Main Street; the Sheriff’s Department deployed a speed trailer and Sgt. Aita said results will be reported at the December council meeting. Council discussed possible speed-camera vendors.
Trappe — A resident raised safety concerns about speeding on Main Street during the Nov. 6 Trappe Town Council meeting, prompting a brief discussion of enforcement options.
Mrs. Frock told the council she is concerned about speeding on Main Street. The minutes record that the Sheriff’s Department has placed a speed trailer on Main Street and that Sgt. Aita said results from the trailer would be available for the council’s December meeting. Council members briefly discussed the possibility of contracting with companies that operate speed cameras to issue tickets.
No formal action or contract awards were recorded on Nov. 6; council members asked for enforcement data and will revisit the issue when the Sheriff’s Department reports results in December.
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