Summary
The city is reviving its anti-speeding campaign just as school starts, using social media, billboards, radio, yard signs, and pledge giveaways. It pairs with engineering fixes and increased police enforcement to slow drivers in neighborhoods.
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Last discussed Aug 3, 2026.
Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
Largely produced in-house with existing resources; some paid radio and print ads.
✅Who benefits
Kids, pedestrians, and families in residential neighborhoods.
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