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Floyd County adopts 55 mph limits on multiple secondary roads
Summary
The Floyd County Board of Supervisors on June 30 adopted Resolution 27-26 to set 55 mph speed limits on designated secondary roads after an engineering and traffic investigation; the board authorized signage and approved the measure by a 3-0 roll call vote.
The Floyd County Board of Supervisors on June 30 adopted Resolution 27-26, establishing 55 mph speed limits on designated secondary roads across the county.
The action, approved by a unanimous roll call vote — Supervisors Frank Rottinghaus, Boyd Campbell and Chair Gloria A. Carr voting aye — implements recommendations from an engineering and traffic investigation conducted by the County Engineer and authorizes placement of appropriate signage on affected roads. The resolution description in the minutes says the limits are based on that engineering and traffic investigation.
County Engineer Adam Miller provided the engineering context during the meeting, noting ongoing roadwork and traffic-monitoring efforts; the board relied on that analysis when adopting the resolution. The board’s approval was carried on a formal motion and roll call.
The full text of Resolution 27-26 is available for inspection at the Floyd County Auditor’s office and online at www.floydcoia.org.
