Metro Council lowers speed limit on Highway 82
It’s steep and winding and the location of three fatalities in the past year. On Monday, the Metro Council voted to lower the speed limit on Highway 82 in Moore County.
June 11, 2026
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MUD Board will revisit manager vehicle policy in January
On Tuesday, the Metro Utilities Board voted to re-open discussions about MUD Manager vehicle usage. They will vote on a new policy in January.
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