Commissioners lower speed limit to 50 mph on County Road 2130 in Precinct 1
September 14, 2026 | Lubbock County, Texas
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The Commissioners Court approved installation of 50 mph speed limit signs on County Road 2130 from Woodrow Road to Farm-to-Market 41 in Precinct 1 after commissioners described increased traffic flow and school-bus activity near the high school.
The item originated from resident concerns and a precinct-1 commissioner site visit. The motion to reduce the posted limit from 60 to 50 was moved by Commissioner Dolby and seconded by Commissioner Rackler; the court passed the motion by voice vote. Commissioners noted that additional similar requests may follow as development south of Woodrow continues and traffic patterns change.
The order directs county traffic/road staff to install signage consistent with the motion and to coordinate with school and traffic operations as needed.
The item originated from resident concerns and a precinct-1 commissioner site visit. The motion to reduce the posted limit from 60 to 50 was moved by Commissioner Dolby and seconded by Commissioner Rackler; the court passed the motion by voice vote. Commissioners noted that additional similar requests may follow as development south of Woodrow continues and traffic patterns change.
The order directs county traffic/road staff to install signage consistent with the motion and to coordinate with school and traffic operations as needed.
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