Residents press selectmen on speeding; board advances public discussion of speed‑camera ordinance
Aug 4, 2026
Residents described frequent, high‑speed driving on local roads; the board will include a public discussion of automated traffic enforcement (speed cameras) on the Aug. 12 town‑meeting warning and described how a threshold radar camera system would operate and how fines would be allocated.
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Multiple residents told the board Aug. 3 that speeding on local roads — particularly Wellington Hill Road and a sharp curve by a pond — has become dangerous, citing frequent observations over 60–75 mph and a fatal hit‑and‑run near one resident’s home. Joe Ferris, who lives on Wellington Hill Road, told the board he recorded speeds "up to, like, 60 miles an hour" at a local crest and asked for physical calming measures or increased enforcement.
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