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Clay County adopts two traffic-control sign resolutions on 19th Road and Old Flat Mile

Clay County Board of Commissioners · August 3, 2026
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Summary

The commission unanimously adopted Resolutions 2026-9 and 2026-10 to install traffic-control signs at two intersections to address westbound and southbound turning traffic.

Clay County commissioners voted unanimously to adopt two resolutions ordering traffic-control signs at locations near Old Flat Mile and 19th Road.

Resolution 2026-9 authorizes a sign on 19th Road immediately east of Old Flat Mile for westbound traffic; Commissioner Mayo moved adoption and Commissioner Carlson seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. Resolution 2026-10 directs a sign on Old Flat Mile immediately north of the 19th Road intersection for southbound traffic; Commissioner Carlson moved adoption and Commissioner Mayo seconded that motion, and it also passed unanimously.

The resolutions were recorded as formal board actions and will be sent to county highway staff for placement and implementation; the transcript does not include installation dates or estimated costs for the signs.

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