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Resident urges more enforcement after speeding, council directs stop bar and patrols
Summary
A resident told the Zillah City Council March 3 that drivers are speeding and running a stop sign at Westwind Drive and Glenwood Drive; the mayor said Public Works will paint a stop bar and the Police Department will provide targeted patrols.
During public comment at the March 3 study session an unnamed resident described speeding and drivers failing to stop at the intersection of Westwind Drive and Glenwood Drive and asked for more enforcement. The resident thanked Mayor Scott Carmack for an earlier discussion and noted that a police radar trailer had already been placed to raise speed awareness.
Mayor Carmack responded that Public Works will paint a stop bar at the intersection to help drivers recognize the stop sign and that the Police Department will provide targeted patrol and enforcement in the area. The council did not record a formal motion; the response was given as a mayoral direction to staff during the meeting.
