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Sugar Hill selectmen to survey residents on lowering town speed limits
Summary
At their March 10 meeting the Sugar Hill Selectmen decided to send residents a townwide survey to gauge support for reducing local speed limits after a discussion with the police chief and a selectman about current speeds on town roads.
The Sugar Hill Selectmen voted on March 10 to send a survey to residents asking whether they want lower speed limits on town roads.
Select Board member Margo Connors and Police Chief Mike Ho-Sing-Loy discussed current posted speeds, noting most town roads are posted at 30 mph and several at 25 mph. Rather than placing a warrant article on the upcoming Town Meeting, the board decided to solicit resident feedback via a survey.
The decision records no formal vote tally in the minutes; the action is an administrative direction to poll residents before any formal proposal is advanced. The board did not set a date for when the survey will be mailed or the survey questions in the minutes.
The next regular Selectmen’s meeting is scheduled for March 17, 2025, where the board could review survey wording or next steps.
