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Resident urges lower town speed limits after neighbor's dog was struck and killed
Summary
During public comment, resident Tiffany Babcock-Christman urged the council to consider lowering speed limits throughout South Cle Elum after a neighbor’s dog was recently hit and killed; the council did not take action at the meeting.
During the public comment period, Tiffany Babcock-Christman of 815 Lincoln asked the council to consider lowering speed limits throughout town after a neighbor's dog was struck and killed.
The minutes record her statement in full: "Tiffany Babcock-Christman, 815 Lincoln, shared her concerns about her neighbor bringing up the idea of lowering the speed limit throughout Town. Recently, her neighbor’s dog was hit by a car and perished, unfortunately." The comment was entered under the five‑minute public comment item; the minutes do not record council response or any immediate follow‑up action. Residents concerned about speed or pedestrian safety who wish to see policy change should contact the council to request agenda placement and staff analysis.
Provenance: SEG 004 (topicintro) → SEG 004 (topfinish).
