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Residents listed on agenda ask council to address speeding with speed humps and study
Summary
Several Mabank residents are listed on the Feb. 10 agenda to present ongoing speeding concerns and ask the council to consider speed humps, a traffic-calming policy and a traffic study using a speed trailer.
Several residents are listed on the Mabank City Council agenda for Feb. 10, 2026 to raise ongoing speeding concerns in town and to ask the council to consider traffic-calming measures. The agenda names Michael Ewing, Ashley Ewing, Taw Pruitt, Roselene Pruitt, John McConnell and Trey Ott and lists their requests: installation of speed humps, adoption of a traffic-calming policy, and conducting a traffic study using a speed trailer.
The item is filed as a discuss/action agenda item (No. 5) but the posted agenda includes no cost estimates, target streets, or a proposed policy text. The agenda also reiterates the three-minute limit for citizen comments under the city’s rules and the Texas Open Meetings Act. If approved, the requests could trigger staff follow-up such as a traffic study or a formal ordinance establishing traffic-calming standards.
