$5,357 traffic-calming budget amendment: speed cushions for Killough Springs
the Mayor·Nov 3, 2026
ConsentBudget & Finance
$5,357$, Green tier (under $50,000)
Would fund speed cushions in the Killough Springs neighborhood if approved. The money shifts from the neighborhood association's discretionary budget to Department of Transportation safety improvements.
👥Counterparty:
Killough Springs Neighborhood Association
🏛Funding source:
Capital Improvement Plan
📋Action type:
Budget amendment
📍Location:
Killough Springs
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