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Residents urge action on speeding, Safe Routes to School pavement and visibility on Highway 99

September 28, 2026 | Monroe, Benton County, Oregon


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Residents urge action on speeding, Safe Routes to School pavement and visibility on Highway 99
Multiple residents spoke during the public-comment period to urge the City to address street-safety and infrastructure problems. Concerns included speeding and pedestrian safety along Orchard Street near the school, pavement deterioration in a designated Safe Routes to School area, private-property code enforcement issues, and poor visibility on Highway 99 near the Long Branch Bar and Grill. The meeting record attributes these points to “Residents.”

Staff responded in the meeting summary that they would follow up on the reported safety and infrastructure concerns; the minutes do not specify a timeline or which departments would lead each follow-up item.

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