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Traffic Engineering

Typically we don’t paint temporary speed humps. However, since the signs are getting vandalized we are looking into painting them.

It appears that the roadway does not meet with the Speed Hump Policy, originally the Speed Humps were installed to deviate and/or slow down construction traffic that detours down 154th street from Val Vista.
We have a Speed Hump Policy that is available for your review if you would like to include your email address. Thank you

We would like the speed humps to stay. We have a chronic speed problem on our street. People and the high school kids use our street a a short cut. Why would you spend the tax payers money to put them down and take them up? We have complained about speeders for years! Finally cars have to slow down. Please don't take them out.

I totally agree with this post. It does not make sense to take them away nor can I think of a reason for taking away. It has helped control excessive speed on the road, especially when we are walking along the road or the kids are riding their bike. Please keep them!!!

I am with the posts also. We need to keep the speed humps. Traffic has slowed down and with the schools opening the street gets crazy with high school kids speeding and parents taking this as an short cut. I see way to many little ones riding their bikes alone and it’s scares me for them. Please keep the speed Humps

We have a number of pot holes on 154st between Appleby and Ocotillo roads. Can someone come out to take care of them please. Thank you.

Engineering - Betty 🚦 assigned this issue to Public Works - Robert

Due to all the increased traffic because the intersection is closed at Val Vista and the rain the sides of tge pavement has big pot hope stretching into the street. Two cars can not pass at the same time.