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Council asks police to study stop-sign options at Reagan Street and Avenue I after residents report speeding
Summary
Council member Escobedo requested a study and possible installation of a three-/four-way stop at Reagan Street and Avenue I (Cemetery Road) citing frequent high speeds; Chief Kirk Hoffman recommended increased enforcement and a speed trailer while noting feasibility concerns.
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Council member Escobedo asked the council to consider installing additional stop signs at the intersection of South Reagan Street and Avenue I (referred to as Cemetery Road) after residents reported vehicles speeding and near-misses. Escobedo described motorists running the turns and said pedestrians crossing at night face danger.
Chief of Police Kirk Hoffman told council "We can increase our enforcement. We can put a speed trailer," and said the department can conduct targeted patrols and radar studies to document speeds, but warned that adding a single stop sign near other nearby stops may be ineffective and that a multiway stop (three- or four-way) may be necessary for meaningful speed control. Council directed staff to study the feasibility, possible costs and enforcement options.

