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Speeding reports show year‑over‑year decline; board discusses mobile trailer placement
Summary
Eric Long presented April speeding data showing fewer violations in February–April 2026 compared with 2025, with January the highest month. The board discussed posting data in 'sound waves' and possible placement of the mobile enforcement trailer on Sound Way.
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Eric Long presented the April Pelican Sound Speeding Violation Report and compared 2026 results to 2025. He noted decreases in February, March and April, and said January had the highest counts.
Long described how many violation notices have been issued since the program began and discussed plans for publishing data in the 'sound waves' system and whether to place the mobile trailer on Sound Way to augment enforcement. The Board did not record a motion but directed staff to continue monitoring trends and report back on the feasibility and placement of enforcement resources.
Why it matters: Speed enforcement and data transparency influence neighborhood safety and acceptance of traffic‑calming investments.
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