Chelan County Commissioners Pass Speed Limit Reduction on East Leavenworth Rd

Leavenworth, WALocal News

Chelan County Commissioners approved a reduction of the speed limit on East Leavenworth Road, specifically targeting the stretch from U. S. Highway 2 to Sundog Road. The decision aims to improve safety for residents living along this densely populated corridor, which has seen increased traffic and pedestrian activity. Commissioner Kevin Overbay emphasized that the change responds directly to community concerns regarding safety.

The remaining portion of East Leavenworth Road, from Dye Road to Icicle Road, will remain unchanged. The new speed limit will take effect after the completion of signage updates and a brief public notification period. This proposal reflects a broader commitment to enhance roadway safety in Chelan County. Speed limit adjustments can significantly impact driver behavior and local safety. Residents can expect improved conditions as the county addresses their concerns.

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