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The Commission unanimously moved forward with developing a speed hump policy and rescheduled its September meeting so members can attend a Baseline Safety Study presentation at the Northwest PAC.
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The Commission agreed to begin work on a city speed hump policy, which could affect how traffic calming is considered on local streets. Members also discussed neighborhood safety concerns, including homelessness, lighting, prostitution enforcement, and parking complaints, and staff said several of those issues will be followed up by police or public works. Police reported year-to-date crime and enforcement figures, including 78,450 calls for service, 24,371 proactive enforcement calls, and 13 homicides, which they said remains unchanged from last year. The next regular meeting was moved to September 15, 2025.
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