Mill Creek's central area is mentioned among thousands of other places considered "speed traps" by readers of Speedtrap.org, a website that offers open postings and commentaries. The writer asserts that a happy hunting ground is located "anywhere north of Mill Creek Blvd" where police and sheriff's deputies regularly circulate in and out of local headquarters.
Do you have an opinion on speed traps, or on whether MC really has one? Try the Talkback forums, or visit the Speedtrap.org website. MCT takes no position on the matter.
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