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Montpelier mayor asks county to lower speeds on Main Street and County Road 303

Blackford County Board of Commissioners · September 15, 2025
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Summary

Montpelier Mayor Brad Neff asked commissioners to lower the town's Main Street speed limit to 25 mph and reduce the approach speed on County Road 303 to 45 mph; Highway Superintendent recommended adding advance signage and the commissioners said they would consult the county attorney.

Brad Neff, mayor of Montpelier, asked the board to reduce the speed limit on Main Street from 35 mph to 25 mph and to lower the approach speed to 45 mph on County Road 303 coming in from the south.

Highway Superintendent John Pluimer suggested placing a 'reduce speed ahead' sign on County Road 303. Commissioners said they would research the legal process and consult the county attorney before taking formal action; no vote was recorded on the proposal at this meeting.