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Police camera project completed; new road signs planned to improve safety
Summary
Chief Irons announced the successful completion of a village police‑camera project and outlined planned roadway signage improvements — including a 15‑mph sign and hidden‑drive warnings on Edgemere Avenue and pavement markings and wrong‑way signage on Waterstone Road — to be completed before the school year.
Chief Irons (speaker 9) reported the police‑camera project is complete and thanked officers and staff who led installation work. "We are pleased to announce the successful completion of our camera project," he said, and he singled out sergeants and dispatch staff for assistance.
He also described planned roadway signage improvements identified with the Department of Public Works, naming Edgemere Avenue as a site for a recommended 15‑mph sign and hidden‑drive warnings to address a blind curve and Waterstone Road for additional wrong‑way signage and pavement markings. The chief said the signage projects are scheduled for completion before the school year begins on Sept. 4.
