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Porter Board approves purchase of blinking stop signs for two intersections
Summary
The Board voted to buy blinking stop signs for two intersections (Main & Belaire; Hale & 9th) after Wagoner County agreed to fund a third sign at Hale & 1st. The move is intended to improve traffic safety.
Mayor Steve Dickey proposed installing blinking stop signs at three town intersections to improve visibility and safety; Wagoner County District 3 agreed to pay for the sign at Hale Avenue and 1st Street. The Board voted to purchase the remaining two blinking signs for Main Street & Belaire Avenue and Hale Avenue & 9th Street.
The motion was made and seconded during agenda item discussion; all trustees present voted in favor. The minutes do not specify purchase cost, installation schedule, or whether the signs are solar-powered or electrically connected.
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