Port Huron City Council will decide on Monday whether to ask for a speed study on Military Street and Electric Avenue, aiming to reduce speeding. City Manager James Freed says residents have long complained about fast cars on these major roads, which connect Port Huron and Marysville. The study, required by MDOT and Michigan State Police, could lead to lower speed limits. If approved, the city may increase police patrols to enforce any changes, ensuring safety for families in the area.
