Safety improvements hit the streets of Dell Rapids

After the KLJ Pedestrian Study, the Policy and Procedure Committee suggested the intersection of 10th Street and Clark Avenue change from a two-way stop to a four-way stop sign. (Photo/Sara Stadem) Sara Stadem | Editor Over the course of several months, the Dell Rapids City Council has been discussing and analyzing the results of the…

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