In a recent city commission meeting, officials gathered to address key community issues, beginning with a heartfelt prayer for the families of police officers who lost their lives in the line of duty. The invocation emphasized unity among city leaders, urging them to work collaboratively despite differing opinions.

Following the prayer, the meeting transitioned to administrative matters, where Mayor Johnson and other commissioners were present. A significant topic discussed was the completion of a traffic study conducted by the consulting firm Kimley Horne. The study focused on two critical intersections: Adair and Worsh Road, and Montgomery and White Road. The findings indicated that both intersections warranted the installation of stop signs to enhance safety.

The commission plans to revisit this matter at the next meeting scheduled for August 20, where they will seek approval to implement the recommended traffic regulations. This initiative reflects the city's ongoing commitment to improving public safety and addressing community concerns.