During the committee of the whole meeting on Monday night town council discussed the possibility of having a speed reader board here in town.
Councillors showed their support for the idea during the meeting and Councillor Chad Zolinski believes that it will encourage drivers to obey the speed limits.
The towns engineering department and the RCMP met and they came up with three locations in town where the speed reader boards could be placed.
The possible locations for the board include Highway 10 where the speed limit changes from 50 to 80 kilometres, Gordon Avenue near Opasquia School, and the 3rd Street court office between the 70 kilometre and 50 kilometre signs.
The resolution to accept the offer from MPI is expected to be brought up at the next council meeting on February 10th.
