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Sperry board approves school‑zone flashing lights on 103rd Street North
Summary
The Sperry Board of Trustees unanimously approved buying and installing flashing school‑zone lights on 103rd Street North from Gades Sales Co. Inc. at a cost not to exceed $7,296 plus shipping, using funds from the 0.6% special sales tax account.
The Board of Trustees of the Town of Sperry on Dec. 11, 2025 voted to approve the purchase and installation of flashing lights at the school zone on 103rd Street North from Gades Sales Co. Inc., with a cost not to exceed $7,296.00 plus shipping. The motion was made by Mayor Robert Morton and seconded by Vice Mayor Melody Anderson and carried unanimously.
The trustees specified the funds will come from the town's 0.6% special sales tax account and that the existing distance of the school zone will be retained. A resident, Roger Johnson, spoke in favor of the lights, citing child safety and noting the possibility of changing the zone distance in the future. The board did not record additional debate or alternative vendors during the meeting.
