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Pelican Sound speeding reports show year‑over‑year decrease, Board discusses mobile trailer deployment
Summary
Eric Long presented April speeding data showing a year‑over‑year decline and a January peak; the Board discussed cumulative notices, posting data in the sound waves and a possible mobile trailer deployment on Sound Way.
Eric Long presented the April Pelican Sound Speeding Violation Report and compared 2026 figures to 2025. He said the highest number of violations occurred in January and that counts decreased in February, March and April, noting an overall year‑over‑year decrease.
Long discussed how many violation notices have been issued since the program began, when the data will be posted in the sound waves, and whether the mobile trailer should be positioned on Sound Way. No formal motion was taken; the Board discussed deployment location and data‑sharing logistics.
The presentation framed the trend as improving but subject to seasonal variation; the Board asked staff to follow up on timing for posting data and logistics for mobile trailer placement.
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