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Traffic calming shifted to speed humps

San BernardinoDec 9, 20254 min read

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The commission unanimously shelved the 28th Street traffic calming plan and backed development of a city-wide speed hump policy instead.

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Public Safety and Human Relations Commission

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The commission decided not to move forward with the current 28th Street traffic calming design. Instead, it supported creating a city-wide speed hump policy that would come back to the commission and then the City Council for approval. Residents also heard that the city will look into a traffic signal idea raised during public comment for the G Street/Highland and H Street/Highland area. Police and fire updates shared year-end crime, safety, and project progress, including downtown camera expansion, fuel reduction work, and several completed public works projects.

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Approved the November 10, 2025 meeting minutes unanimously.
Shelved the Wildan Consulting 28th Street traffic calming plans unanimously.
Directed staff to move forward with developing a city-wide speed hump policy unanimously.

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Regular Meeting of the Public Safety and Human Relations Commission

Dec 9, 2025, 2:00 AMcompleted

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