Repeated vandalism damages speed bumps; town secures hardware and weighs next steps
Jul 28, 2026
Administrator Aitken reported multiple incidents of speed-bump vandalism—units removed, T-posts bent, and a camera stolen—primarily on Brambleberry Drive; staff installed 16-inch lag anchors and noted heavy construction traffic as a contributing factor. Council acknowledged divided public sentiment and will consider placement strategy going forward.
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Administrator Aitken told the Council that recently installed speed bumps have been the target of repeated vandalism, including bumps removed and tossed into roadside vegetation, bent T-posts, and at least one stolen camera. Brambleberry Drive was identified as the most problematic location; other affected streets included Cedar Creek Drive, Vista East, and West Elkhorn. Staff installed 16-inch lag anchors to better secure the devices and identified heavy construction traffic as an additional cause of damage.
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