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Westfield Supports State Bill On Lower Speed Limits In Pedestrian Areas

Council backed legislation aimed at helping towns lower speeds in school zones and other high-pedestrian areas.

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Joliet, IL Patch· Oct 7, 7:06 PMWestfield Supports State Bill On Lower Speed Limits In Pedestrian Areas

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