We are still experiencing vehicles speeding down our street.

We have reviewed the signing and it is consistent with standards. In Wisconsin, unsigned residential speed limits are 25 mph. If there is a specific time of day you believe people are speeding in your neighborhood, please provide that information to the police department and they may be able to provide enhanced enforcement in the area.

This is an all day occurrence, with work going on down by the hospital we have speeding dump trucks, speeding ambulances, patients traveling to the hospital. There are no speed limit signs from Lincoln to hill street people are literally flying down and up the hill on their phones, many people also walk/ride bikes on this road I have young children what happens when someone is hit?

Thank you for your report of road sign issues. The signing in this area is consistent with standards. Issues with speeding/compliance enforcement is beyond the capability of the engineering department.

Why not aim to exceed the standards with a goal of safety in mind? How hard can it be to add a speed limit sign to an extremely busy road? I commute this road daily and experience the OP describes.

The safety of the traveling public is of upmost concern; however, this type of speeding issue will be unaffected by the addition of a 25 mph speed limit sign. One temporary awareness measure that can be taken is to have the speed trailer moved to Dewey St for a duration. The impacts are sometimes short-lived, but consistent offenders may become more aware of their speeds. The Engineering Dpt. will request the speed trailer to be scheduled.