Intelligent Transportation Systems and Traffic Signals
Holly Springs
Summary
A $250K ITS study is funded this year, and staff say existing signal tech already saves nearly 10 minutes on peak commutes. Council Member Danielle Hewetson pushed to fund signal preemption for emergency vehicles now so the effort doesn't stall next year.
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Last discussed May 21, 2026.
Impact analysis
$250K for the study is already in the budget; preemption retrofits would add roughly $100–200K.
Commuters on corridors like NC 55 and Aviator Ferry, plus first responders getting through lights faster.
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