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Corydon council approves adding stop and yield signs
Summary
Resolution 2027-006, to add stop and yield signs, was approved by the Corydon City Council in a unanimous vote on Aug. 12, 2026. The minutes do not list specific locations for the signs.
The Corydon City Council adopted Resolution 2027-006 on Aug. 12, 2026, authorizing the addition of stop and yield signs. The motion, made by Councilor Chris Dresser and seconded by Councilor Kyle Hampton, passed 5-0.
The minutes record the council's approval but do not include the specific intersections or locations where the new signs will be installed. City staff or the clerk's office should have the resolution file with the sign locations and implementation timetable if available.
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