SEVEN FIELDS — Borough Council President Kimberly Regan-Koch told the public Monday, May 22, that traffic data will be collected on 10 new speed bumps over the next two months.

“We are looking into the levels, our borough engineer is checking that, and we will be assessing speed data over the next 30 to 60 days and making determinations as to what we figure we will move forward doing,” Regan-Koch said.

The 10 speed bumps are part of a traffic-calming project in the borough. Construction began May 11.

Mayor Dean Galitsis said one of the speed bumps is directly in front of his house, and he already has noticed an improvement in traffic.