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Council approves speed-bump pilot program with neighborhood application process
Summary
Council unanimously approved a pilot program that allows neighborhoods to apply for temporary, seasonal speed bumps after meeting criteria including neighborhood support and police speed-device data collection.
Council approved a speed-bump pilot program intended to provide a transparent process for neighborhoods requesting traffic-calming measures. The program requires neighborhood approval, data gathered by a police speed measurement device over about a week, and an application process; temporary speed bumps would be installed when warm and removed in winter for snow-plow access.
Council members described limits on quantity (discussion referenced three installations in the borough) and emphasized monitoring and review. One council member said the program would be revisited based on experience and that Public Safety would closely monitor implementation throughout the year.
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