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Neighborhood Watch interest reported; board to consider stop sign at Greenview and West Park Lane
Summary
Chief Danny Rains reported 20 attendees at a recent community meeting and said 11 residents expressed interest in a Neighborhood Watch program. Trustee Rourke said the Village's Public Safety meeting will address Neighborhood Watch implementation and a proposal to replace a yield sign with a stop sign at Greenview Ave. and West Park Lane.
Village officials said neighborhood-safety topics will move to the Public Safety agenda after Trustee Rourke raised them at the Feb. 13 meeting. Chief Danny Rains reported that 20 residents attended a recent community meeting and that 11 expressed interest in participating in a Neighborhood Watch program; Trustee Rourke said both the watch program and a traffic-control proposal — replacing a yield sign with a stop sign at Greenview Ave. and West Park Lane — will be discussed at the next Public Safety meeting.
No binding decision was made at the board's regular meeting; the items were noted for follow-up. The minutes do not include outreach plans, a timeline for the proposed sign change, or the technical analysis that would support replacing a yield sign with a stop sign, so questions about implementation and schedule remain open.
