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Meeker: Project 45 installs new wayfinding signage

by Niki Turner on January 4, 2019

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One of 13 new wayfinding signs around Meeker, thanks to a collaboration between Meeker:Project 45 and multiple organizations, private businesses and government entities.
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MEEKER | They’ve been a long time in coming, but Meeker’s wayfinding signs are finally here. Anyone who has been part of community planning, town board discussions, or attended a “what does Meeker need” meeting in the last 20 years (maybe longer) has heard about the need for wayfinding…

One Comment

Lee Smtith
January 5, 2019 at 9:48 am

While this is nice, and needed. However, If GIS mapping were up-to-date and Enhanced 911 addressing were implemented, extra signage might not be needed! Funny thing is the funding is there. The 911 surcharge is being paid by everyone in the county with a phone, the money is there and can only be USED LEGALLY for 911 related improvements, including addressing! Really wish someone would report on that some. (Personally I believe they do it to keep larger businesses away.).