Trey Baxter, District 2 Supervisor, presented our request to install stop signs at specific intersections. Our community has many through streets, making it easier to exceed the posted speed limit. Because this puts our pedestrians, children playing in the area, and pets at risk, we had formally requested that the County install stop signs at specific intersections to help safeguard our members. Stop signs will be installed at 3-way intersections at the following locations:

 

 

Stop signs will help but let’s all do our part. Let’s show we care by driving slowly, making sure our speed does not exceed 25 mph.