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Council asks about new speed signs and traffic counters; chief confirms temporary counters

Shenandoah City Council · July 23, 2026
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Summary

Councilmembers were told new speed signs are expected to be installed within days and the police chief said cameras seen near Grogan's Mill likely were temporary traffic counters; staff will share count results when available.

During council inquiries, a councilmember asked the police chief about recently spotted equipment on Grogan's Mill and asked when new speed signs would be deployed. The chief said the speed‑sign units should be installed within days or by next Monday and confirmed three more signs remain to be assembled for sites including Holly Hill.

Regarding cameras observed near Grogan's Mill, the chief said the devices "would make sense that that's what they were" and that they appeared to be temporary traffic counters placed north and south of the intersection; staff will obtain the count results and share them with council. Council requested the data and staff agreed to follow up.