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Loami police report: new control system under warranty; trustees discuss stricter speeding enforcement

Village of Loami Board of Trustees · December 1, 2024
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Summary

Chief Stan Workman reported a new control system from Morrow Brothers has been ordered and will be installed under warranty. Trustee Aaron Pippin urged stricter enforcement, including lower side-street speed limits or more signage.

Chief of Police Stan Workman told trustees that Morrow Brothers has ordered a new control system for the department and it will be installed under warranty at no cost to the village.

Trustee Aaron Pippin asked whether side streets could be lowered from 30 mph and whether additional speed signage should be installed. Mayor Steven Lambert said he would encourage zero tolerance for speeding offenders and Chief Workman submitted the police report for the record; the report is on file in the clerk’s office.

No formal speed-limit changes or new enforcement policies were adopted at the meeting; trustees directed discussion toward staff follow-up and a meeting among staff and trustees to review ordinance violation procedures for public safety enforcement.