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Roads committee raises speeding concerns; county installed speed box and will run another study next spring
Summary
Director Warren reported 30 people attended the Oct. 31 Roads Committee meeting; Ross said the Douglas County Sheriff’s office set up a speed box to measure average speeds and the county plans another study next spring. Residents formed a separate roads committee and the Board will discuss director involvement in January 2025.
Director Christian M. Warren told the Board the Oct. 31 Roads Committee meeting drew about 30 attendees and focused on speeding in Perry Park and proposed changes to the community’s rear exit. Warren said residents formed a roads committee separate from the Board and recommended the Board review director involvement in committees at its January 2025 meeting.
A participant identified as Ross reported the Douglas County Sheriff’s office set up a speed box to measure average speeds; Warren said the county will complete another traffic study next spring. The minutes do not record any Board action on specific road projects at this meeting.
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