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Resident urges action as drivers reportedly reach 50+ mph on Rocky Ridge Road
Summary
At the Aug. 19 meeting, resident Dan Reynoso urged the council to address longstanding speeding on Rocky Ridge Road, saying temporary dips worked previously and warning of safety risks for children and nonmotorized users; council heard the complaint and noted it would discuss the issue further.
Dan Reynoso addressed the Town Council during New Business on Aug. 19 to press for stronger measures against speeding on Rocky Ridge Road, describing the problem as longstanding and worsening.
Reynoso said a temporary speed dip near a local business had been effective in the past and that drivers are again exceeding safe speeds. The minutes record that he "noted that some drivers are traveling in excess of 50 mph," warned of risks to bicyclists, four-wheelers, scooters and residents exiting driveways, and asked the council to take meaningful action rather than deferred discussion. The council acknowledged the concern and agreed the issue should be addressed in coordination with staff and the road department.
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