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Selectboard lays out summer paving plan, speed‑bump considerations and Trash Day schedule
Summary
Chair Steinhour presented paving priorities (River Street, Drew Road, Thomas/Liberty Street) and said leftover funds will cover another priority; Trash Day is set for May 9, 2026; board discussed speed‑bump locations and signage procurement issues.
Chair Steinhour outlined paving projects planned for the summer, naming River Street, Drew Road and Thomas/Liberty Street as top priorities and saying any leftover funds would be used on another high‑priority segment. He asked the board to select an additional short section if money remains.
The board set Trash Day for Saturday, May 9, 2026, and discussed pickup lists and timing for residents. Steinhour asked for an update on speed‑bump installation and signage; Clerk Deuso said there were issues ordering poles and bolts and said she would follow up with Marissa about sign procurement. Board members suggested candidate streets for traffic calming, including Green Avenue, Center Street, Troy and South Main; no final street list or installation schedule was approved at the meeting. Separate conversation during 'Other Business' addressed resident parking on River and Main streets as a related neighborhood concern.
