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Resident raises speeding concerns on Main Street; sheriff's speed trailer data due in December
Summary
A resident, Mrs. Frock, asked the Council to address speeding on Main Street. The Sheriff’s Department has placed a speed trailer and Sgt. Aita will report results at the December meeting; Council discussed possible speed-camera vendors.
During the public-safety portion of the Nov. 6 meeting, a resident identified as Mrs. Frock voiced concern about speeding in town, specifically on Main Street, and asked what could be done.
"Mrs. Frock voiced a concern regarding speeding in Town, specifically on Main Street and wanted to know what could be done about it," the minutes record. President Schmidt said the Sheriff’s Department placed a speed trailer on Main Street and Sgt. Aita told the Council the results will be available for the December meeting. Council members briefly discussed speed cameras and private companies the Town could contract with to issue tickets, but no procurement or contract action was taken at this meeting.
The minutes do not record specific speeds, locations beyond 'Main Street,' or any timeline for potential contract negotiations; Sgt. Aita’s speed-trailer data was identified as the next factual deliverable.
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