Traffic Control Dominates Topic Discussion at Dexter Town Hall Meeting
Residents in Orchard River Hills and other village subdivisions say speed is a consistent problem in local neighborhoods.
Transportation and traffic control were on the minds of Dexter Village residents on Tuesday during the village's annual town hall meeting. Village Council members met with the public during an open forum at the Dexter District Library to gather input as the new fiscal year gets underway. "We thought it would be helpful to take questions or comments from residents on issues that we're doing well, or not doing so well," village president Shawn Keough said. Dexter Library Director Paul McCann opened the forum by thanking the village's Department of Public Works staff for keeping roads clear of snow and ice this winter. "The village crews have done a great job," McCann said. "They've made it a lot easier to get around town this winter." Todd …
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Amos Walker
1:36 pm on Friday, February 15, 2013
In regard to traffic in subdivisions, I would like to see the sheriff's department monitor traffic during morning rush hour through Westridge and Eastridge Sts. I have a sneaking suspicion people are cutting through there to avoid the signal at Dexter Pinckney and Island Lake, despite the No Thru Traffic sign. more ›