Nov 07, 2024

UPDATED: City says Traffic signal repair at South Ninth and Crawford will take up to 4 weeks to repair

Posted Nov 07, 2024 7:59 PM
South Ninth and Crawford Streets.
South Ninth and Crawford Streets.

Last updated 11/7/2024 at 2:00 p.m. 
By SALINA POST

On November 4, the traffic signal cabinet at the intersection of South Ninth Street and Crawford Street was struck in an accident. The City of Salina Public Works Department has ordered parts, but due to availability, some parts are still 2-4 weeks out.

The staff has temporarily wired the traffic signal cabinet for the intersection to use timed cycles for each traffic signal phase until the necessary electronic components for automatic traffic detection are available.

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On November 4, the traffic signal cabinet at the intersection of South Ninth Street and Crawford Street was struck due to an accident. The City of Salina Public Works Department has ordered parts but due to availability, the intersection lights have been wired to function in flashing red with portable stop signs to help direct traffic through the intersection. Current estimated timeframe for complete repair is 2-4 weeks due to electronic parts availability.

Reminder, when approaching a blacked-out or flashing red light intersection you should come to a complete stop, check all directions to ensure there is no traffic and proceed when clear. The driver that approaches the signal first determines the right-of-way. Both blacked-out and flashing red lights have the same meaning as a STOP sign.