A conversation that started in 2002 is still going on, and the residents of Carroll are just as polarized on the topic of a train horn quiet zone as they were
Estimated fees in the study update have not changed and remain at $20,150 with the funding derived from Local Option Sales Tax (L.O.S.T.) in the current fiscal year. Council member, Carolyn Siemann, asked if the scope is broad enough to cover all they need to know to be well informed in ensuring safety at each crossing. Krauel says the scope includes some of the options from previous experiences. Though the options for review are unlimited, they simply could not include all of them in this scope of service.