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Speed Management – City of Dublin, Ohio, USA

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Speed Management

Speed Safety Cameras

As part of Slow Down Dublin, the Dublin Police Department is using speed warning cameras throughout the city to support safe streets and reinforce responsible driving.

The cameras will be used to issue warning letters to drivers who are speeding on roadways. The portable cameras are part of a pilot program and can be moved to areas of concern to help improve overall traffic safety by focusing on changing driver behavior and decreasing traffic crashes, fatalities and severity of crashes related to speed.

Transparency of safety initiatives is paramount for Dublin Police. Please note the Traffic Logix cameras collect license plate and vehicle information only. Cameras are currently stationed at these locations:

Emerald Parkway westbound at Emerald Campus
Muirfield Drive southbound, north of Whittingham Drive
Muirfield Drive northbound, north of Whittingham Drive
Riverside Drive southbound, south of John Shields Parkway

Thank you for driving safely! Together, we can take an active, engaged role in supporting safe streets in our neighborhoods.

Nobody Wins When You Speed

Slow Down Dublin is a community partnership that strives to create safe and comfortable streets for all residents and all road users across Dublin, including people walking and rolling. It offers a data-driven approach to speed management. Your City staff wants to partner with the community through Slow Down Dublin to take an active, engaged role in supporting safe streets in our neighborhoods.

While Dublin Police will continue to monitor and enforce speed violations, community partnership and engagement in this effort is essential. Tools and resources are available to community members to promote speed safety, show their support for safe streets and encourage others to be careful on the roadways and shared use paths.

Speed Management Toolbox

Use our toolbox of resources to support the Slow Down Dublin initiative:

Car Magnet – Show your support of the program while you are on the road.
Vinyl Sticker – Wear Slow Down Dublin on your car, water bottle, computer or anywhere you’d like.
Yard Sign – Share a visual reminder to drive safely in Dublin. Please check any HOA rules about posting.
Speed Laser – Become trained to use a handheld speed-measuring device and borrow one to measure traffic speeds on a roadway.
Police Ride-Along – Request to ride along with Dublin Police to see for yourself how speed is enforced and how data is collected.
Speed Concern – Request a speed study or report an issue on your street

Common Speed Metric: 85^th Percentile Speed

To help ensure safe, comfortable streets, the City and Dublin Police look at the 85^th percentile speed, a common speed study metric. Out of 100 drivers, it is the maximum speed of 85 drivers. This metric is compared with the posted speed limit. The higher the difference between the speed limit and the 85^th percentile speed, the higher the speed category. Higher categories qualify for more aggressive solutions in the Speed Management Toolbox.

Category 1 Solutions:

Mobile Speed Trailers
Driver Feedback Signs
Education & Awareness

Category 2 Solutions:

Permanent Driver Feedback Signs
Police Observations and Engagement with Community Members
Speed Safety Cameras
Tactical Urbanism
Education & Awareness

Category 3 Solutions:

High-Visibility Law Enforcement
Signs and Markings
Horizontal Measures
Streetscape Improvements
Technology Solutions
Speed Safety Cameras
Vertical Measures
Education & Awareness

To support this data-focused initiative and provide transparency to the community, this dashboard has several areas showing speed data, traffic incident history and location of speed monitor devices.

Speed Management Program

Dublin Speed Management Program Update

Vehicular speed concerns are common feedback Dublin receives from residents. These safety concerns prompted the update of the Traffic Calming Program to a Speed Management Program. The program provides a framework for a data-driven approach to speed management. The program’s goals and strategies focus on creating safe and comfortable streets for all road users across Dublin, with a focus on people walking and rolling.

The project team has developed strategies to address speeding and wants to hear from residents about their concerns and what would help them feel safe and comfortable on Dublin streets. This page will be updated with opportunities to provide input as we implement the Speed Management Program.

In March 2023, the City installed two driver feedback signs on Glick Road, Davington Drive and Din Eidyn Drive that display a driver’s actual speed to improve awareness and promote speed limit compliance.

Public Engagement Opportunity

On July 31, 2023, a resolution to adopt the City’s Speed Management Program was approved by Dublin City Council.

Dublin Speed Management Public Meeting

The City of Dublin hosted a public meeting on Aug. 9, 2022, to gather input from residents about their concerns about vehicular speed and what would help them feel safe and comfortable on Dublin streets, with a focus on people walking and rolling. A recording of the meeting is available below.

Dublin Speed Management Public Meeting – Aug. 9, 2022

Presentation Slides | Handout

Where Do Speed Limits Come From?

First, it is important to understand where the concept of speed limits originated. Most of our laws, including traffic regulations, are based on observations of the way reasonable people behave under most circumstances. Generally speaking, traffic laws that reflect the behavior of the majority of vehicle operators are found to be successful, while laws that arbitrarily restrict the majority of drivers encourage wholesale violations, lack public support, and usually fail to bring about desirable changes in driving behavior. This is especially true of speed limits.

Driving is an extension of social attitude and the majority of drivers behave in a safe manner as demonstrated by their favorable driving records. In the case of speed limits, the safe speed on a roadway should be able to be determined, in large part, by observing how the majority of safe, prudent drivers are currently driving. Public acceptance of this concept is normally instinctive, but in some cases, emotion can cause individuals to reject this principle and rely, instead, on more comfortable and widely held misconceptions.

Common Misconceptions of Speed Limits

Speed limit signs will slow the speed of traffic and increase safety.
Raising a posted speed limit will cause an increase in the speed of traffic.

“Before and after” studies consistently demonstrate that there are no significant changes in traffic speeds following the posting of new or revised speed limits. Furthermore, no published research findings have established any direct relationship between posted speed limits and accident frequency.

Realistic speed limits serve as a clear reminder of reasonable speeds for nonconforming violators or drivers unfamiliar with the area and help inject logic into an otherwise arbitrary and often emotional issue.

Who Sets the Speed Limits?

Speed limits are under the jurisdiction of the state government. The Ohio Revised Code (ORC) establishes minimum speed limits for different types of roadways in section 4511.21. Here are examples of the ORC applied to municipal areas:

15 miles per hour (mph) on an alley
20 mph in a school zone (during restricted hours on school days)
25 mph on a local (non-through) street or on a street within a business district
35 mph on through routes or on a street within an urban district
55-65 mph on freeways

View speed limits in the dashboard at the top of this page.

School Zones

School zones are generally defined as a section of roadway fronting a school between the school property lines. School zones are in effect during school recess and while children are going to or leaving school during the opening or closing hours. The speed limit in a school zone is 20 mph. The typical morning and evening times that school flashers operate on normal school days for Dublin City Schools within Dublin city limits are as follows:

Elementary Schools: 8:40-9:15 a.m. and 3:35-4 p.m.
Middle Schools: 7:58-8:33 a.m. and 3:03-3:28 p.m.
Elementary and Middle School shared sites: 7:58-9:15 a.m. and 3:03-4 p.m.
High Schools: 7:25-8 a.m. and 1:45-2:10 p.m. and 2:37-3:02 p.m.

Changing Speed Limits

If a speed limit established by the ORC is not appropriate for a certain location, an engineering study may be submitted for consideration to the Ohio Department of Transportation. Upon review and approval from the state, the speed limit may be changed. The study includes data such as existing travel speeds, roadway character, development density, and crash history. The state has the authority to approve or disapprove any speed limit change request it receives.

For the full text in the ORC on speed limits, read more: http://codes.ohio.gov/orc/4511.21.

Sources: Establishing Speed Limits – A Case of “Majority Rule” published by the Arizona Department of Transportation

Speed Limits Explained, Delaware County Engineer’s newsletter Building Bridges Volume 4, Issue 2

Traffic and Speed Survey Results

The Dublin Police Department uses speed-measuring devices to monitor traffic volume, average speed, high speeds and low speeds of roadways throughout the city. The results are used to help the department prioritize enforcement and other responsive efforts as well as educate the public.

A summary of all speed survey deployments is listed below by street name. Click your street to see the results. If your street does not appear and you would like to have a survey conducted, please contact the Dublin Police’s non-emergency number 614.889.1112 to make this request.

Glossary of Terms:

Average Speed — This is the average of all vehicles, which were registered by StealthStat.
85th Percentile — This number represents that 85% of all vehicles were traveling at this speed or less.
Percent of Excessive Speeds — This represents the percent of the vehicles in the survey that were traveling more than 15 mph over the speed limit.

Latest Stats

March

Dublin Road south of Tuttle Road (3/5/2024 through 3/7/2024)

February

Memorial Drive south of Grey Friar Way (2/26/2024 through 2/29/2024)
Wall Street east of Discovery Boulevard (2/26/2024 through 2/29/2024)
Emerald Parkway at Emerald Campus (2/14/2024 through 2/15/2024)
Riverside Drive Southbound Bypass (2/13/2024 through 2/15/2024)
Sells Mill Drive east of Shady Nelms Drive (1/30/2024 through 2/1/2024)

January

Muirfield Drive north of Crossgrate Drive (1/23/2024 through 1/25/2024)
Bridge Park Avenue east of Mooney Street (1/23/2024 through 1/25/2024)
N Riverview St east of Dublin Rd (1/9/2024 through 1/11/2024)
Shier Rings Road west of Eiterman Rd (1/9/2024 through 1/11/2024)
Riverside Drive at Tuller Ridge Dr (1/9/2024 through 1/11/2024)

December

Timble Falls Drive at Gatto Lane (12/5/2023 through 12/7/2023)
N Riverview Street at Z Block/pedestrian bridge (12/12/2023 through 12/14/2023)

November

Ashford Road (11/7/2023 through 11/9/2023)
Concord Road south of Deeside Drive (11/7/2023 through 11/9/2023)
Tullymore Drive at Burnside Lane (11/7/2023 through 11/9/2023)
Wareham Drive south of Wiltshire Drive (11/28/2023 through 11/30/2023)
Franklin Street south of Bridge Street (11/28/2023 through 11/30/2023)
Tullymore Drive at Oisin Court (11/14/2023 through 11/16/2023)
N High Street at Indian Run Drive (10/24/2023 through 10/26/2023)

October

N High Street at Indian Run Drive (10/24/2023 through 10/26/2023)
Riverside Drive north of Hanna Hills Drive (10/24/2023 through 10/26/2023)
Memorial Drive at Kirkwall-Skye Drive (10/24/2023 through 10/26/2023)
Brandonway Drive east of Reddington Drive (10/17/2023 through 10/19/2023)
Coffman Park Drive west of Emerald Parkway (10/17/2023 through 10/19/2023)
Cosgray Road at Barronsmore Way (10/17/2023 through 10/19/2023)
Trails End Drive (10/17/2023 through 10/19/2023)
Coffman Park Drive – Circle Drop Off (10/10/2023 through 10/12/2023)
Coffman Park Drive – North-South Drive West of Building (10/10/2023 through 10/12/2023)
Franklin Street north of John Wright Lane (10/10/2023 through 10/12/2023)
Timble Falls Drive west of Firenza Place (10/10/2023 through 10/12/2023)

September

Cacchio Lane (9/26/2023 through 10/1/2023)
S. Blacksmith Lane (9/12/2023 through 9/14/2023)
Tara Hill Drive West of Gullway Bay Drive (9/12/2023 through 9/14/2023)
Glick Road at Rothesay Drive (9/12/2023 through 9/14/2023)
Corbins Mill Drive near SR 161 (9/12/2023 through 9/14/2023)
Bright Road West of Inverness Court (9/12/2023 through 9/14/2023)
Tullymore Drive West of Wareham Drive (9/19/2023 through 9/21/2023)
Tully Court (9/19/2023 through 9/21/2023)
Post Preserve Blvd at Blakemore Lane (9/19/2023 through 9/21/2023)
Post Preserve Blvd North of Stillhouse Lane (9/19/2023 through 9/21/2023)

August

Woerner-Temple Road near the Bunny Park (8/12/2023 through 8/17/2023)
Tuller Ridge Drive west of Cooperstone Drive (8/22/2023 through 8/24/2023)
Tuttle Crossing Blvd west of Hirth Road (8/15/2023 through 8/24/2023)
Campden Lakes Blvd (8/8/2023 through 8/10/2023)
Winchcombe Drive (8/8/2023 through 8/10/2023)

July

Glick Road at Castlebay Drive (7/18/2023 through 7/23/2023)
Tuscany Drive at Mediterra Pl (7/18/2023 through 7/22/2023)
Woerner-Temple Road at Norn St – Weekend (7/6/2023 through 7/9/2023)
Tara Hill Drive at Cavalry Ct (7/12/2023 through 7/14/2023)
Tara Hill Drive at Raymond Dr (7/11/2023 through 7/13/2023)

June 2023

Dublin Rd at Grandview Dr (6/28-6/30)
Woerner-Temple Road at Norn Street (6/6/2023 through 6/8/2023)

May 2023

Avery Road north of Memorial Drive (5/23/2023 through 5/25/2023)
Brand Road east of Coventry Woods Drive (5/23/2023 through 5/25/2023
Riverside Drive at Wyandotte Woods Boulevard (5/16/2023 – 5/18/2023)
Martin Road east of Martin Place (5/10/2023 through 5/11/2023)
Tuttle Road west of Dublin Road (5/10/2023 through 5/11/2023)

April 2023

Baronscourt Way south of Baronscourt Loop N (4/25/2023 through 4/27/2023)
Brand Road west of Earlington Parkway (4/18/2023 through 4/20/2023)
Edinburgh Road east of Frantz Road (4/11/2023 through 4/13/2023)
Shier Rings Road west of Eiterman Road (4/11/2023 through 4/13/2023)
Sells Mill Drive east of Shady Nelms Drive (4/4/2023 through 4/6/2023)
Tuscany Drive at Calabria Place (4/4/2023 through 4/6/2023)

March 2023

Hyland-Croy Road north of Tuscany Drive (3/21/2023 through 3/23/2023)
Tara Hill Drive west of Shady Nelms Drive (3/28/2023 through 3/30/2023)
Mill Lane south of Eberly Lane (3/1/2023 through 3/2/2023)
Richens Drive north of Dublinshire Drive (3/1/2023 through 3/2/2023)

January 2023

Sells Mill Drive west of Shady Nelms Drive (1/31/2023 through 2/2/2023)
Dublin Road south of Memorial Drive (1/10/2023 through 1/12/2023)

December 2022

Martin Road west of Braxmar Place (12/20/2022 through 12/22/2022)

November 2022

Martin Road west of Braxmar Place (11/29/2022 through 12/01/2022
Donatello Dr south of Naples Ln (11/29/2022 through 12/1/20
Muirfield Dr at Sells Mill Dr (11/29/2022 through 12/1/2022)

October 2022

September 2022

Ballantrae Place west of Strathern Court (9/27/2022 through 9/29/2022)
Churchman Road west of Marmion Drive (9/27/2022 through 9/29/2022)
Muirfield Drive at Craigston Dourt (9/27/2022 through 9/29/2022)
Ballantrae Place east of Marmion Drive (9/14/2022 through 9/15/2022)
Ballantrae Place west of Strathern Court (9/13/2022 through 9/15/2022)
S High Street at Pinneyhill Lane (9/13/2022 through 9/15/2022)
Trafalgar Lane west of Tarrin Court (9/13/2022 through 9/15/2022)
Tuller Ridge Drive east of Mooney Street (9/13/2022 through 9/15/2022)
Campden Lakes Blvd south of Bibury Lane (9/20/2022 through 9/22/2022)
Glick Road east of Davington Drive (9/20/2022 through 9/22/2022)
Glick Road east of Leith Drive (9/20/2022 through 9/22/2022)
Wall Street east of Discovery Blvd (9/20/2022 through 9/22/2022)
Woerner-Temple Road at the Bunny Park (9/20/2022 through 9/22/2022)

August 2022

Avery Road at Kendall Ridge Drive (8/23/2022 through 8/25/2022)
Eiterman Road at Dalmore Lane (8/23/2022 through 8/25/2022)
Wall Street east of Discovery Blvd (8/23/2022 through 8/25/2022)
Woerner-Temple Road west of Norn Street (8/23/2022 through 8/25/2022)
Avery Road south of US 33 (8/30/2022 through 9/1/2022)
Monterey Drive north of Clover Lane (8/30/2022 through 9/1/2022)
Waterford Drive west of Stonefence Lane (8/30/2022 through 9/1/2022)
Memorial Drive east of Garloch Ct (8/2/2022 through 8/4/2022)

July 2022

Amberleigh Way south of Vista Ridge Drive (7/27/2022 through 7/28/2022)
Glick Rd west of Carnoustie Dr (7/12/2022 through 7/14/2022)
Memorial Dr at Davington Dr (7/12/2022 through 7/14/2022)

June 2022

Barrister Dr south of Wisdom Ln (6/7/2022 through 6/9/2022)

May 2022

Cosgray Road at Dublin Park Drive north (5/17/22 through 5/19/22)
Dublin Road south of Thornhill Lane (5/24/22 through 5/26/22)
Muirfield Drive at Crossgate Drive (5/17/22 through 5/26/22)
Avery Rd north of Cramer’s Crossing Dr (5/10/2022 through 5/12/2022)
Summit View Rd east of Trails End Dr (5/10/2022 through 5/12/2022)
Amberleigh Way south of Vista Ridge Dr (5/3/2022 through 5/5/2022)

April 2022

Franklin Street north of John Wright Lane (4/26/2022 through 4/28/2022)
Tullymore Drive north of Wyndburn Drive (4/12/2022 through 4/14/2022)

March 2022

Baronscourt Way south of Baronscourt Loop N (3/8/2022 through 3/10/2022)
Dublin Rd north of Ashford Rd (3/8/2022 through 3/10/2022)
Dublin Rd south of Chaddington Dr (3/8/2022 through 3/10/2022

February 2022

Emerald Pkwy approaching Bright Rd (2/15/2022 through 2/17/2022)
Jerome Rd north of Corazon Dr (2/1/2022 through 2/3/2022)
Roscommon Rd north of Tralee Dr (2/1/2022 through 2/3/2022)
Sells Mill Dr west of Shady Nelms Dr (2/1/2022 through 2/3/2022)

January 2022

Amberleigh Way south of Vista Ridge Dr (1/11/2022 through 1/13/2022)

December 2021

Schoolcraft Dr south of Sachem Ct (12/7/2021 through 12/9/2021)
Franklin St north of John Wright Ln (12/7/2021 through 12/9/2021)

November 2021

Ballantrae Place west of Tynecastle Loop West (11/30/2021 through 12/2/2021)
Wichita Dr south of Schoolcraft Dr (11/16/2021 through 11/18/2021)
Tara Hill Dr west of Shady Nelms Dr (11/9/2021 through 11/11/2021)
Riverside Dr at Tuller Ridge Dr (11/12/2021 through 11/14/2021)
Brand Rd west of Earlington Pkwy (11/2/2021 through 11/4/2021)
Frantz Rd south of Rings Rd (11/2/2021 through 11/4/2021)

October 2021

Muirfield Dr at Sells Mill Dr (10/26/2021 through 11/4/2021)
Bridge Park Ave west of Mooney St (10/26/2021 through 10/28/2021)
Rings Road west of Dublin Rd (10/26/2021 through 10/28/2021)
Tara Hill at Shady Nelms Drive (10/19/21 – 10/21/21)
Tuttle Road west of Dublin Rd – with Permanent Drive Feedback Sign (10/12/21 – 10/14/21)
Earlington Pkwy west of Finian Ct. (10/12/21 – 10/14/21)
Phoenix Park Dr north of Newgrange Dr. (10/05/21 – 10/07/21)

September 2021

Riverside Drive @ Tuller Ridge Dr (09/28/21 – 10/07/21)
Riverside Drive south of Orchard Crest Ct (09/21/21 – 09/23/21)
Brandonway Dr. east of Haverhill Dr. (09/14/21 – 09/16/21)
Woener-Temple Rd @ Wilcox Road (09/14/21 – 09/16/21)
N High St @ Indian Run Dr – w/S High St closed to SB traffic (09/07/21 – 09/09/21)
Dale Dr north of Tuller Ridge Dr. (08/31/21 – 09/02/21)

August 2021

Hyland-Croy Rd north of Post Rd (08/24/21 – 08/26/21)
Sells Mill Dr east of Innisfree Ln – w/Feedback Sign (08/24/21 – 08/26/21)
Eiterman Road north of Woerner-Temple Rd. (08/17/21 – 08/19/21)
Woerner-Temple east of Eiterman Rd (08/17/21 – 08/19/21)
Dublinshire Dr east of Richens Dr (8/10/2021 through 8/12/2021)
Sells Mill Dr west of Shady Nelms Dr (8/3/2021 through 8/5/2021)

July 2021

Brand Rd at Coventry Wood Dr (7/27/2021 through 29/2021)
Tuswell Dr at Kendall Ridge Loop (7/27/2021 through 29/2021)
Wareham Dr at Wiltshire Dr (7/27/2021 through 29/2021)
Sells Mill Dr west of Shady Nelms Dr – Weekend (7/23/2021 through 7/25/2021)
Innovation Dr east of Enterprise Ct (7/20/2021 through 7/22/2021)
Post Preserve Blvd north of Stillhouse Ln (7/16/2021 through 7/18/2021)
Post Preserve Blvd at Blakemore Ln – weekend (7/16/2021 through 7/18/2021)
Eiterman Rd at Bonaly Ct (6/29/2021 through 7/1/2021)
Muirfield Dr at Sells Mill Dr (6/29/2021 through 7/1/2021)
Sells Mill Dr east of Innisfree Ln (6/29/2021 through 7/1/2021)

June 2021

Memorial Dr at Kirkaldy Ct (6/22/2021 through 6/24/2021)
Post Preserve Blvd north of Stillhouse Ln (6/15/2021 through 6/17/2021)
Post Preserve Blvd at Blakemore Ln (6/15/2021 through 6/17/2021)
Sells Mill Dr west of Shady Nelms Dr (6/8/2021 through 6/10/2021)

May 2021

Innovation Dr east of Enterprise Ct (5/25/2021 through 5/27/2021)
Firenza Pl east of Sorrento Ct (5/25/2021 through 5/27/2021)
Trafalgar Ln east of Tarrin Ct (5/25/2021 through 5/27/2021)
Avery Rd north of Wynford Dr (5/18/2021 through 5/20/2021)
Lombard Way north of Camden Row Rd (5/18/2021 through 5/20/2021)
Sells Mill Dr west of Shady Nelms Dr (5/18/2021 through 5/20/2021)
Tuttle Road west of Dublin Rd (5/18/2021 through 5/20/2021)
Post Rd west of Discovery Blvd (5/11/2021 through 5/13/2021)
Bridge Park Ave east of Mooney St (5/7/2021 through 5/9/2021)
Tuller Ridge Dr east of Mooney St (5/7/2021 through 5/9/2021)
N High St at Indian Run Dr (5/4/2021 through 5/6/2021)

April 2021

Dale Dr north of Tuller Ridge Dr (4/30/2021 through 5/2/2021)
Glacier Ridge Blvd west of Tartan Ridge Blvd (4/27/2021 through 4/29/2021)
Kestrel Way W north of Touraco Dr (4/27/2021 through 4/29/2021)
Earlington Pkwy north of Mount Joy Ct (4/20/2021 through 4/22/2021)
Timble Falls Dr at Firenza Pl (4/20/2021 through 4/22/2021)
Tuttle Rd west of Dublin Rd (4/20/2021 through 4/22/2021)
Lombard Way north of Greensway Loop South (4/13/2021 through 4/15/2021)
Sells Mill Drive west of Shady Nelms Drive – with temporary driver feedback signs in place (4/13/2021 through 4/15/2021)

March 2021

Sells Mill Dr west of Shady Nelms Dr (4/6/2021 through 4/8/2021)
Muirfield Dr at Brigids Close Dr (3/30/2021 through 4/1/2021)
N Riverview St at Wing Hill (3/30/2021 through 4/1/2021)
Spring Hill west of S Riverview St (3/30/2021 through 4/1/2021)
Churchman Rd east of Cosgray Rd (3/23/2021 through 3/25/2021)
Indian Run Dr between Dublin Rd and cul-de-sac (3/23/2021 through 3/25/2021)
S Blacksmith Ln south of Bridge St (3/23/2021 through 3/25/2021)
N Blacksmith Ln at Wing Hill (3/16/2021 through 3/18/2021)
Tullymore Dr north of Lido Ct (3/16/2021 through 3/18/2021)
Franklin St north of John Wright Ln (3/9/2021 through 3/11/2021)
Mill Ln north of Pinneyhill Ln (3/9/2021 through 3/11/2021)

February 2021

Muirfield Dr at Brigids Close Dr (2/9/2021 through 2/11/2021)

January 2021

Sells Mill Dr west of Shady Nelms Dr (1/26/2021 through 1/28/2021)
Tuttle Rd west of Dublin Rd (1/26/2021 through 1/28/2021)

December 2020

Riverside Dr at Wyandotte Woods Blvd (12/1/2020 through 12/3/2020)

November 2020

Claddaugh Ln south of Hard Rd (11/17/2020 through 11/19/2020)
Frantz Rd south of Rings Rd (11/17/2020 through 11/19/2020)

October 2020

Brand Rd west of Wellington Ct (10/27/2020 through 10/29/2020)
Perimeter Dr west of Perimeter Loop Rd (10/27/2020 through 10/29/2020)
John Shields Pkwy west of Watson St (10/20/2020 through 10/22/2020)
Tonti Drive at Tamarisk Ct (10/20/2020 through 10/22/2020)
Brand Rd east of Bristol Pkwy (10/6/2020 through 10/8/2020)

September 2020

Brand Rd west of Earlington Pkwy/Brandonway Dr (9/29/2020 through 10/1/2020)
Trafalgar Ln (9/29/2020 through 10/1/2020)
Brand Rd east of Abbie Glen Blvd (9/22/2020 through 9/24/2020)
Clover Ct east of Monterey Dr (9/22/2020 through 9/24/2020)
Monterey Dr north of Clover Ln (9/22/2020 through 9/24/2020)
Wyandotte Woods Blvd west of Kelly Dr roundabout (9/22/2020 through 9/24/2020)
Dublinshire Dr west of Muirfield Dr (9/1/2020 through 9/3/2020)
Round Tower Ln (9/1/2020 through 9/3/2020)
Tara Hill Dr west of Ernest Way (9/1/2020 through 9/3/2020)
Tuttle Road west of Dublin Rd (9/1/2020 through 9/3/2020)

August 2020

Brand Rd west of Earlington Pkwy (8/26/2020 through 8/27/2020)
Clover Ln west of Monterey Dr (8/26/2020 through 8/27/2020)
Corbin’s Mill Dr south of SR 161 (8/26/2020 through 8/27/2020)
Donegal Cliffs Dr north of Galway Dr (8/25/2020 through 8/27/2020)
Adventure Dr east of Old Pond Dr (8/18/2020 through 8/20/2020)
Cachio Ln west of Timble Falls Dr (8/18/2020 through 8/20/2020)
Eiterman Rd south of Shier Rings Rd (8/18/2020 through 8/20/2020)
Glenaire Dr at Glenliven Ct (8/18/2020 through 8/20/2020)
Avery Rd at Jacana Dr (8/4/2020 through 8/6/2020)
Brand Rd at Coventry Woods Dr (8/4/2020 through 8/6/2020)
Duddingston Dr west of Din Eidyn Dr (8/4/2020 through 8/6/2020)

July 2020

Avery Rd north of Wynford Dr (7/21/2020 through 7/23/2020)
Post Rd west of Discovery Blvd (7/21/2020 through 7/23/2020)
Tullymore Dr east of Wareham Dr (7/21/2020 through 7/23/2020)
Avery Rd at Wexford Woods Dr/Tara Hill Dr (7/14/2020 through 7/16/2020)
Brand Rd at Abbie Glen Blvd (7/14/2020 through 7/16/2020)
Memorial Dr south of Grey Friar Way (7/14/2020 through 7/16/2020)
Dublin Rd south of Thornhill Ln (6/30/2020 through 7/2/2020)
Tullymore Dr north of Lido Ct (6/30/2020 through 7/2/2020)

June 2020

Albanese Cir west of Devictor Way (6/23/2020 through 6/25/2020)
Chaddington Dr east of Rosegate Pl (6/23/2020 through 6/25/2020)
Hirth Rd south of roundabout (6/16/2020 through 6/18/2020)
N Riverview St south of Dublin Rd (6/16/2020 through 6/18/2020)

March 2020

Chaddington Dr east of Rosegate Pl (3/17/2020 through 3/19/2020)
Post Rd west of Discovery Blvd (3/17/2020 through 3/19/2020)
Tuttle Rd west of Dublin Rd (3/3/2020 through 3/5/2020)

February 2020

Tullymore Dr north of Shanagan St (2/25/2020 through 2/28/2020)
Marion St west of Franklin St (2/11/2020 through 2/13/2020)

January 2020

McDevitt Ct at McGreevy Dr (1/28/2020 through 1/30/2020)

December 2019

Roscommon Rd south of Roscommon Ct (12/03/2109 through 12/05/2019)
Trails Ends Dr north of Summit View Rd (12/17/2019 through 12/19/2019)

November 2019

John Shields Pkwy west of Watson St (11/22/2019 through 11/24/2019 – weekend)
Muirfield Dr at Crossgate Dr (11/19/2019 through 11/21/2019)
Emerald Pkwy east of Riverside Dr (11/5/2019 through 11/7/2019)
Memorial Dr at Gleneagles Ct (11/5/2019 through 11/7/2019)
N High St at Indian Run Dr (11/5/2019 through 11/7/2019)

October 2019

Rings Rd east of Royal Dublin Dr (10/29/2019 through 10/31/2019)
N High St at North St (10/29/2019 through 10/31/2019)
Amberleigh Way south of Vista Ridge Dr (10/15/2019 through 10/17/2019)
Earlington Pkwy east of Fenian Ct (10/15/2019 through 10/17/2019)
Roundwood Cr north of Tullymore Dr (10/15/2019 through 10/17/2019)
Eden Bridge Dr south of Alderbrook Dr (10/8/2019 through 10/10/2019)
Trafalgar Ln west of Tarrin Ct (10/8/2019 through 10/10/2019)
Dublinshire Dr at Villas Dr (10/1/2019 through 10/3/2019)
John Shields Pkwy west of Watson St (10/1/2019 through 10/3/2019)

September 2019

Lombard Way north of Greensway Loop S (9/24/2019 through 9/29/2019)
Windwood Drive south of Workingham Drive (9/24/2019 through 9/29/2019)
Muirfield Dr at Sells Mill Dr (9/17/2019 through 9/19/2019)
Wexford Woods Drive east of Wellington Court (9/10/2019 through 9/12/2019)

August 2019

Deeside Dr west of Barassie Pl W (8/27/2019 through 8/29/2019)
Eiterman Rd at Bonaly Ct (8/27/2019 through 8/29/2019)
Mill Ln north of Pinneyhill Ln (8/27/2019 through 8/29/2019)
Brandonway Dr east of Haverhill Dr (8/20/2019 through 8/22/2019)
Leith Dr northeast of Glick Rd (8/20/2019 through 8/22/2019)
Bridge Park Ave east of Dale Dr (8/13/2019 through 8/15/2019)
McKitrick Rd east of Hyland-Croy Rd (8/6/2019 through 8/8/2019)
Brand Rd west of Wellington Reserve Ct (7/30/2019 through 8/1/2019)
Hyland-Croy Rd north of McKitrick Rd (7/30/2019 through 8/1/2019)
Wuertz Ct west of Limestone Ridge Dr (7/30/2019 through 8/1/2019)

July 2019

Bridge St west of Darby St (7/23/2019 through 7/25/2019)
Franklin St north of John Wright Ln (7/23/2019 through 7/25/2019)
N High St south of Indian Run Dr (7/16/2019 through 7/18/2019)
Dublinshire Dr west of Muirfield Dr (7/9/2019 through 7/11/2019)

June 2019

Wexford Woods Dr east of Wellington Ct (6/11/2019 through 6/13/2019)
Yellow Wood Dr south of Oak Wood Ct (6/4/2019 through 6/6/2019)
Cavalry Ct north of Tara Hill Dr (6/4/2019 through 6/6/2019)
Dublin Rd north of Indian Run Dr (6/25/2019 through 6/27/2019)

May 2019

S Riverview St south of Pinneyhill Ln (5/21/2019 through 5/23/2019)
S Blacksmith Ln south of E Bridge St (5/21/2019 through 5/23/2019)
Tara Hill Dr at Cavalry Ct (5/21/2019 through 5/23/2019)
Tara Hill Dr at Raymond Dr (5/21/2019 through 5/23/2019)

April 2019

Bristol Pkwy east of Forest Knoll Dr (4/30/2019 through 5/2/2019)
Tara Hill Dr at Raymond Dr (4/23/2019 through 4/25/2019)
Wilcox Rd north of Northcliff Blvd (4/23/2019 through 4/25/2019)
Dale Dr north of Tuller Ridge Dr (4/2/2019 through 4/4/2019)
Earlington Pkwy east of Dublinshire Dr (4/2/2019 through 4/4/2019)

March 2019

Coventry Woods Dr south of Applecross Dr (3/12/2019 through 3/14/2019)

February 2019

Tuttle Rd west of Dublin Rd (2/26/2019 through 2/28/2019)
Timble Falls Dr south of Oddi Pl (2/12/2019 through 2/15/2019)
Wyandotte Woods Blvd east of Windy Hill Ct (2/5/2019 through 2/7/2019)

January 2019

Schoolcraft Drive south of Sachem Court (1/29/2019 through 1/31/2019)
Belvedere Green Blvd west of Shannon Glen Blvd (1/15/19 through 1/17/19)
Jerome Rd north of Corazon Dr (1/8/19 through 1/10/19)
Martin Rd west of Braxmar Pl (1/8/19 through 1/10/19)

Public Records Request

Public Records Request Overview

In order to support faster response and better tracking of requests, the City of Dublin uses JustFOIA to collect, respond to and manage public information requests.

Why JustFOIA?

JustFOIA is a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) online application that helps streamline the open records request process for the community and improve efficiencies in getting requested information quickly and accurately.

The application lets community members submit requests for all city records, including police reports. Commonly requested information includes accident reports, copies of resolutions and body-camera video.

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Mission & Vision

Mission

We are and always have been a proud local democracy. In our service, we strive to provide the best quality of life and environment in which our residents and businesses can thrive. We seek to ally our proud traditions with the best innovations of the future.

Vision

Dublin, Ohio, is the most sustainable, connected and resilient global city of choice.

Core Values

Integrity, Respect, Communication, Teamwork, Accountability, Positive Attitude & Dedication to Service.

The City of Dublin operates under a set of seven key core values: integrity, respect, communication, teamwork, accountability, positive attitude and dedication to service. Staff members use these seven values as the basis for daily decision-making, including the decisions that go into the budget process.

Integrity. We are open and honest. We honor our commitments to the community and each other. Our actions are consistent with what we say.
Respect. We treat our coworkers and members of the community with courtesy and dignity. We embrace diversity and acknowledge the needs, responsibilities and inherent worth of each individual.
Communication. We maintain an environment in which employees feel free to share ideas and information. We promote open interaction throughout the organization to ensure knowledge and understanding among all employees and our community.
Teamwork. We create a climate in which all employees work together and support the individual talents and contributions of team members. We celebrate successes and see mistakes as opportunities for growth; we will never willingly let a member of our team fail.
Accountability. We are responsible to our community and each other for our personal and organizational decisions, actions and performance results. We are committed stewards of our City’s assets and resources.
Positive Attitude. We focus our efforts on constructive behavior, attitudes and solutions. We promote an environment that people love going to every day – a place where each individual can find a sense of belonging, inspiration, enjoyment and meaning.
Dedication to Service. We pursue innovation and continuous improvement in all we do. We are committed to efficient, effective and responsive service delivery that makes a difference in the lives of those we serve.

Leadership Philosophy

We are members of an organization that succeeds because of teamwork, dedication, diversity and the innovative spirit of all of our members. Together, we build a culture of trust, service, mutual respect, inclusion and open communication. We hold ourselves mutually accountable to promote and sustain continuous learning and to develop the learning potential that exists in every member of our team.

City Code & Charter

City Code

The complete Dublin City Code is available online at American Legal City Ordinance website. Information staff at the Dublin branch of the Columbus Metropolitan Library are available to help navigate this website.

Revised Charter of Dublin, Ohio

This Revised Charter, as adopted on March 19, 1996, became effective on July 4, 1996.

Zoning Code

The Zoning Code for Dublin is Chapter 153 of the Dublin Code of Ordinances. The Zoning Code sets land development requirements and establishes different uses within individual districts. Zoning regulations address the physical development of a site, such as building height, lot requirements, setbacks from lot lines, minimum numbers of parking spaces, sign types and sizes, and other related regulations.

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Nobody Wins When You Speed

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Speed Management Program

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Common Misconceptions of Speed Limits

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Public Records Request Overview

Why JustFOIA?

Mission

Vision

Core Values

Leadership Philosophy

City Code

Revised Charter of Dublin, Ohio

Zoning Code

Dublin, Ohio, USA

Service Links

Useful Links

Dublin Organizations

Speed Management

Speed Safety Cameras

Nobody Wins When You Speed

Speed Management Toolbox

Common Speed Metric: 85th Percentile Speed

Speed Management Program

Dublin Speed Management Program Update

Public Engagement Opportunity

Dublin Speed Management Public Meeting

Where Do Speed Limits Come From?

Common Misconceptions of Speed Limits

Who Sets the Speed Limits?

School Zones

Changing Speed Limits

Traffic and Speed Survey Results

Glossary of Terms:

Latest Stats

Public Records Request Overview

Why JustFOIA?

Mission

Vision

Core Values

Leadership Philosophy

City Code

Revised Charter of Dublin, Ohio

Zoning Code

Dublin, Ohio, USA

Service Links

Useful Links

Dublin Organizations

Common Speed Metric: 85^th Percentile Speed