Council approves signal upgrades at two Harrison intersections
Summary
Harrison City Council unanimously approved an LPA-ODOT-LET agreement to improve traffic signals at New Haven Road & Harrison Avenue and West Road & Harrison Avenue (Ordinance No. 2-26).
Harrison City Council voted to approve an LPA-ODOT-LET project agreement to improve traffic signals at New Haven Road and Harrison Avenue and at West Road and Harrison Avenue under Ordinance No. 2-26. The motion, made by Council member Tanner Dole and seconded by Tony Egner, passed on a roll-call vote of all yea.
The project was described on the agenda as an LPA-ODOT-LET agreement to fund signal improvements at the two intersections. Council documents list the item as Ordinance No. 2-26 and the vote was recorded as unanimous. The approval authorizes city staff to move forward with the agreement required for the state-local signal work; no funding breakdown or construction timeline was specified in the meeting minutes.
Council member William Neyer, who attends Street, Stormwater and Utility Committee meetings, previously discussed related street projects and staffing that support ongoing traffic and utility work in the city.
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