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Resident pushes for stricter enforcement, board expects 35 mph sign near cemetery
Summary
A resident said the incoming sheriff will issue tickets rather than warnings and urged a 35 mph sign near the village/cemetery; board members said AOT stakes are in place and signs should appear within two weeks.
Residents raised concerns about speeding and stop-sign compliance in the village and asked the board to pursue a 35 mph speed sign near the cemetery.
One resident said he had spoken with the incoming sheriff and relayed that "the new sheriff doesn't believe in warnings," adding that stop-sign and speeding violators should expect tickets. Board members said AOT had staked locations for a 35 mph sign, that stakes were visible near the cemetery and that the signs are expected to be installed within two weeks.
Board members welcomed the additional enforcement and urged residents to report specific locations of concern; they noted that any legal change in posted limits requires proper posting and, if needed, further coordination with state agencies.
