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Smyrna announcement: stop signs and pedestrian signs to be installed as Front Street project concludes
Summary
A Smyrna public works staff member said crews will install stop signs at Rock Springs & Division and Hazlewood & College, and add pedestrian crossing signs on Front Street as the final stage of the traffic calming project; residents were directed to the town projects page for details.
A staff member at Smyrna's public works department announced that crews will install two new stop signs and several pedestrian crossing signs as the final stage of the Front Street traffic calming project, saying the work is scheduled to begin "tomorrow."
The official listed specific locations: a stop sign at the intersection of Rock Springs and Division Street and another at Hazlewood and College Street, and said, "We're also adding pedestrian crossing signs along Front Street at the crosswalks." The statement added, "This work marks the final stage of the Front Street traffic calming project and will help improve safety in the area."
The announcement directed residents to the town's projects page and interactive project map for the latest details and asked anyone with questions to contact the public works department. The speaker used the word "tomorrow" but did not provide a calendar date for that timing.
The public works staff described the installations as safety improvements meant to aid both pedestrians and drivers in the Front Street corridor. For updates and maps, the statement advised checking the town's projects page or contacting the public works department.
