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Township declines PennDOT-requested four-way stop; asks State Police for enforcement instead

Buffalo Township Supervisors · November 4, 2024
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Summary

Buffalo Township supervisors judged a PennDOT-shared resident request for a multi-way stop at SR 2004 and Grove/Brouse Roads unfavorable and voted to request increased State Police enforcement of current stop signs.

PennDOT shared a resident request seeking a multi-way stop at the intersection of State Route 2004 (Furnace Road) and Grove Road/Brouse Road because of accident concerns. After discussion with residents present, supervisors viewed the request as unfavorable and instead voted to ask the State Police to increase enforcement of the existing stop signs. The motion, made by Glenn Troup and seconded by Todd Oberdorf, passed unanimously.

The minutes do not record any formal traffic study or specific timing for increased enforcement. The route and intersection will remain under current signage unless the state undertakes a formal traffic-control change.