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Sheriff asks council to move up North Lee traffic signal; city lands two grants of about $300,000 each

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Source: Cleveland-Bradley Free Press

Bradley County Sheriff Steve Lawson asked the council to move up the city's planned traffic signal at North Lee Highway and Sequoia Drive, saying the county will finish a loop road around North Lee Elementary by the start of next school year, and the council funded the signal at its 3 p.m. session that day. City Manager Joe Fivas announced two grants of about $300,000 each, one for downtown storefronts and signs and one from the U.S. Department of Transportation to write a traffic safety action plan. The work session took no votes.

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