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Franklin Springs council lowers speed limit to 15 MPH on streets near college

The change covers Spring St, Turner St, Aaron St, Aaron St Ext., Advocate Dr. and Franklin Heights, and calls for new signs and poles plus crosswalks where police decide they're needed.

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September 18, 2025: City street speed zone

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The Franklin Springs City Council took up a proposal to lower speed limits on streets near the college campus.

SourcesSeptember 18 2025 Council Agenda

The council approved reducing the speed limit to 15 MPH on Spring St, Turner St, Aaron St, Aaron St Ext., Advocate Dr. and Franklin Heights, and authorized law enforcement to place pedestrian crosswalks where deemed necessary. The motion, made by Josh Walden and seconded by Bill Bell, carried. The action includes purchase of 15 signs and 15 poles.

SourcesSeptember 18 2025 Council Minutes

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Reducing speed limit to 15 MPH on streets near the college campus (Spring St, Turner St, Aaron St, Aaron St Ext., Advocate Dr., Franklin Heights) and purchase of signs/poles

A motion by Josh Walden was made to allow for all streets mentioned to be reduced to 15 MPH and allow for law enforcement to place pedestrian crosswalks where deemed necessary. Bill Bell seconded. Motion carried.

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