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Commissioners approve study into stop signs at three intersections

Clinton County Board of Commissioners · August 4, 2026
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Summary

The board voted 3–0 to pursue a formal traffic speed study at 400 South, 600 South and 1100 East to evaluate permanent stop signs and possible speed-limit changes after prior temporary measures.

The board addressed a follow-up request for traffic control at three intersections where temporary speed reductions had been tried. The chair explained state or local rules require a formal study before installing permanent stop signs, and a commissioner moved "we do the speed study."

Commissioners discussed scope and approved the motion to pursue study work for 1100 East, 400 South and 600 South by a 3–0 vote. The action authorizes staff to initiate the traffic engineering study that would evaluate speed limits and the technical justification for permanent signs.