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Board adopts resolution lowering speed limit on County Road Q to 45 mph
Summary
Resolution 2025 BCC 29 lowers the speed limit on a segment of County Road Q from 55 to 45 mph effective upon posting; the board approved the resolution unanimously and signaled possible future reduction to 35 mph under development milestones.
The Morgan County Board of County Commissioners adopted Resolution 2025 BCC 29 on Aug. 5 to reduce the speed limit on County Road Q—from the half-mile marker between County Roads 17 and 18 east to its intersection with County Road 18.5—from 55 miles per hour to 45 miles per hour. The resolution, presented by Morgan County Attorney Kathryn Sellers, cites increased residential development and the stop sign at the intersection of County Roads Q and 18 as reasons for the reduction.
The resolution further instructs the county to post appropriate signage and takes effect immediately upon posting. It also includes a provision that the county may consider a further reduction to 35 mph when either 30 residences in Bijou Subdivision Filing No. 1 are habitable or when all residences along County Road Q are constructed and habitable. Commissioners approved the resolution 3–0.
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