Vehicle engine noise ordinance

Shared terrifying videos of extreme motorcycle and car noise on FM 2222 and urged the council to pass the noise ordinance to protect neighborhood safety and peace.

Spoke against the noise ordinance on behalf of Equity Action, arguing that criminal penalties disproportionately harm low-income residents and people of color.

A Northwest Hills resident, she supports the noise ordinance, noting that modified exhaust systems disturb neighborhoods and that a petition with over a thousand signatures reflects the community's frustration with the lack of protection.

This speaker was called but did not respond.

As vice president of the Cliff Over Lake Austin Neighborhood Association, he supports the ordinance, highlighting that about 30 homes are within 20 yards of 2222 and experience disruptive and dangerous vehicle behavior.

As president of the Shepherd Mountain Neighborhood Association, she strongly supports the ordinance to address chronic vehicle racing and engine revving along 2222, stating the current sound ordinance is ineffective.