Allamakee County keeps 55 mph maximum on paved secondary roads
The Board of Supervisors approved a resolution establishing a 55‑mph maximum on paved concrete and asphalt secondary roads after county staff cited safety concerns and an engineering investigation; the engineer will continue evaluating specific segments for future 60‑mph consideration.
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The Allamakee County Board of Supervisors voted Aug. 3 to establish a maximum 55‑mile‑per‑hour speed limit on paved concrete and asphalt secondary roads following an engineering and traffic investigation.
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