Resident warns of danger as 1,400-person protest approaches TwispWorks
A Twisp resident told councilors that a large rally expected to draw about 1,400 people raises urgent pedestrian-safety concerns near TwispWorks and urged traffic controls; councilors heard related proposals including off-duty officers and fund reallocation.
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Isabelle Spohn told the Town Council during public comment that vehicles have been "rolling coal" past protestors and that the upcoming "No Kings" protest could draw "at least 1,400 people," asking the town to consider traffic regulation south of TwispWorks to reduce risk to pedestrians.
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