Eagle Mountain is installing guardrails on a road that's been a safety concern for residents, especially after a recent crash. This is a win for drivers who've been worried about this particular stretch.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
Improved road design may require additional investment from the school district or city.
Students and parents who will have a safer and more efficient school commute.
Residents living near the school who might deal with increased traffic congestion.
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Council members are pushing to install speed tables near elementary schools to slow down traffic and keep kids safe.
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Residents and commissioners are worried about traffic bottlenecks at the new school. While the school meets safety codes, there's a push to prioritize new roads to keep traffic moving.
The new elementary school is coming, but neighbors and council members are worried about traffic jams during drop-off and pick-up. They are pushing for better road access.
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