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Resident urges lower town speed limits after neighbor's dog killed

South Cle Elum Town Council · March 17, 2026
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Summary

At public comment, Tiffany Babcock-Christman asked the council to consider lowering South Cle Elum speed limits after her neighbor's dog was struck and killed, citing local safety concerns.

During the public-comment period, Tiffany Babcock-Christman of 815 Lincoln urged the council to consider lowering the speed limit throughout town after a nearby pet fatality. "Recently, her neighbor’s dog was hit by a car and perished," the minutes record.

Babcock-Christman made the remark within the meeting's five-minute public-comment limit. The council did not take immediate action on the request; traffic-speed policy and any enforcement changes remain a future policy question for staff and council discussion.