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Council seeks 25 mph speed limits on all roads entering Ashville

City of Ashville Council · June 1, 2026
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Summary

After a presentation by Chief Hampton, the Ashville City Council voted unanimously on June 1 to request that ALDOT install 25 mph speed limit signs on all roads entering the city.

Chief Hampton addressed the council about inconsistent speed limits on roads entering Ashville, explaining that some approaches are posted at 25 mph while others are 35 mph and that ALDOT will install signage if the city submits a request letter. Mayor Derrick Mostella asked for a motion; Councilmember Edward Roscoe Lane moved to request 25 mph speed limit signs on all roads coming into the city, Councilmember Denise Williams seconded, and the council voted unanimously to approve the request.

The council's action directs staff to submit a written request to ALDOT for consistent 25 mph signs at city entrances; no timeline or engineering study was recorded in the transcript.

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