Carrollton Residents Demand Slower Speeds in Neighborhoods

Town Council addresses citizen complaints about drivers speeding through local streets.

Published on Feb. 20, 2026

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The Carrollton Town Council discussed a citizen complaint about drivers speeding through the town's neighborhoods during their Wednesday meeting. Mayor Keith Higgins said the council is taking steps to get drivers to slow down in response to the concerns raised by resident Dustin Brown.

Why it matters

Speeding in residential areas poses a serious risk to public safety, especially for pedestrians and children. The town council's response demonstrates their commitment to addressing community concerns and prioritizing traffic safety.

The details

In addition to the speeding complaint, the Carrollton Town Council also approved the rezoning of a property, hired a consultant for a TAP Grant application, accepted a fuel bid, extended a lease-purchase agreement, and approved a resolution for clean water funding.

  • The Carrollton Town Council addressed the speeding complaint during their meeting on Wednesday, February 20, 2026.

The players

Keith Higgins

The mayor of Carrollton who discussed the council's response to the speeding complaint.

Dustin Brown

A Carrollton resident who filed a complaint about drivers speeding through the town's neighborhoods.

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What they’re saying

“The council discussed the complaint from resident Dustin Brown as part of their agenda.”

— Keith Higgins, Mayor (kmmo.com)

What’s next

The town council did not specify any definite next steps, but indicated they are taking measures to address the speeding concerns raised by residents.

The takeaway

Carrollton's town council is responsive to community concerns about public safety, demonstrating their commitment to working with residents to find solutions for issues like speeding in residential areas.