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Speed Signs Update

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Allegany Territory

Submitted by Seneca Nation Department of Transportation

Nya:wëh Sgë:nö’. If you live in the Jimersontown and Steamburg area, you may have noticed speed signs in your neighborhood.

SNDOT purchased the speed signs as part of a speed management project. These speed signs are just the first of many, SNDOT received Tribal Transportation Program Safety Funds to purchase more for both territories.

As we investigate the different types of speed management signs, we put into consideration the type of data and information each will provide.

Below is a snapshot of September 2024:

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