Research shows the solar-powered stop signs slow down speeders and reduce crashes, which is why Ward 1 Councilman Andrew Lipian said he requested them back in November.
ELYRIA, Ohio - You can’t miss them: shiny new solar-powered LED stops signs in Elyria.However, the brand new signs were only placed in Ward 1 neighborhoods.Monday evening a the city council meeting, Assistant Safety Director Tim Williams was grilled about how this could have happened.
“Those signs were a direct result of a council person coming in and having extensive conversations with the mayor and the police department and out of that there was budgeted, the street budget, money for signs,” said Williams. “The Mayor has always had an open-door policy and has encouraged council members to meet with him especially during the budget window. Councilman Lipian did so and even presented his ideas to council late last year.
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