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City says defective traffic-signal controller at 11th East and Red Devil Drive being replaced
Summary
Public works staff reported a defective traffic-signal controller that caused erratic pedestrian-detection cycles; the unit was turned off and replacement hardware is scheduled for installation the next morning.
Brad, a city staff member in public works, told the council the new traffic signal at 11th East and Red Devil Drive was supplied with a defective controller from the UD warehouse, causing the pedestrian call to think someone was crossing constantly. He said crews have turned the signal off and a replacement unit is being brought in the next morning to correct the cycling problem.
Council members asked whether the signal could be turned off until repairs were complete; staff confirmed it was turned off but other issues remain under investigation. The city will monitor and post updates as repairs proceed.
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