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Commissioners heard a first workshop on a draft Speed Hump Policy and public comment focused on speeding, school-area safety, and whether neighborhood petitions and street conditions would qualify for traffic calming.
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The main item was a first look at a draft policy for adding speed humps in San Bernardino neighborhoods. Public comment centered on speeding near homes, schools, and busy cut-through streets, with residents asking how petitions, traffic data, and street conditions would affect whether a road qualifies. Staff said the next presentation will go to the Northwest PAC, then City Council, before returning to the commission for final adoption.
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