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Police chief offers traffic study to enable automated speeding citations; council supports study
Summary
Oakridge Police Chief Kevin Martin offered to run a traffic study for Westfir to measure speed and frequency of traffic so the city could issue automated speeding citations; the council supported the idea.
Police Chief Kevin Martin told the Westfir City Council he is conducting a traffic study for Oakridge and offered to perform a similar study for Westfir to measure speed and frequency of traffic.
Chief Martin explained the purpose of the study is to provide data enabling automated speeding citations; the council supported conducting the study. No formal motion or funding allocation for the study was recorded during the meeting.
The council expressed support for staff to move forward with data collection so the city can evaluate enforcement options that rely on traffic counts and speed measurements.
