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Police report: 66 calls last month; council backs temporary speed bumps after Stop 43 vandalism
Summary
Police Chief Ryan Layman reported 66 calls last month and described vandalism at Stop 43. The council agreed to allow temporary speed bumps with the police department deciding placement, per Councilmember Brian Cassidy.
Police Chief Ryan Layman told the council the department recorded 66 calls last month and reported vandalism at Stop 43.
Chief Layman raised the idea of deploying temporary speed bumps to slow traffic at problem locations. The council expressed support for temporary speed bumps because they can be moved where needed; Councilmember Brian Cassidy said Ryan’s department should make the final decision on placement.
No formal ordinance or permanent hardware was approved; the discussion focused on tactical, temporary placement by the police and public-works staff to address localized problems.
