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Committee forwards Riverwalk emergency‑services needs assessment to Board of Selectmen

Preston Emergency Services Advisory Committee · July 14, 2025
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Summary

After reviewing CT DOT traffic data and discussing outside coverage options for Riverwalk, the advisory committee voted to forward a needs-and-assessment analysis and recommendations to the Board of Selectmen for review and acceptance.

The Preston Emergency Services Advisory Committee voted July 14 to forward a needs and assessment analysis and recommendations regarding emergency coverage for the Preston Riverwalk to the Board of Selectmen.

Chief Keith Wucik moved that the committee forward the needs and assessment analysis and recommendations after the final draft is reviewed and accepted; Deputy Chief Ron York seconded. The motion passed unanimously, according to the minutes. The agenda item included review of traffic‑count data provided by Connecticut Department of Transportation as part of the committee’s consideration of whether an outside entity might cover portions of Riverwalk emergency services.

Chairman David Paige asked members to consider potential positions related to coverage. The minutes do not record a formal decision on staffing changes tied to Riverwalk; the committee referred the assessment to the Board of Selectmen for further action.