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Police report notes vandalism at Stop 43; council backs temporary speed bumps
Summary
Police Chief Ryan Layman reported 66 calls last month and described vandalism at Stop 43. The council supported placing temporary speed bumps; Councilor Brian Cassidy said the police department should decide precise placement.
Police Chief Ryan Layman told the council there "were 66 calls last month" and described recent vandalism at Stop 43, raising safety concerns along the beach corridor. Layman asked the council whether to deploy temporary speed bumps to slow traffic near the Stops; the council indicated support for temporary, movable bumps that can be repositioned as needed.
Councilor Brian Cassidy said he thought the police department should make the final decision on where to place the temporary ramps. No formal vote or engineered traffic study was recorded during the meeting; the topic was left with the department to implement temporary measures where staff see fit.
