Select Board endorses Shared Streets grant application and Vision Zero resolution
After a year of task-force audits and intersection ranking, the Select Board authorized the town administrator to submit a MassDOT Shared Streets grant application requesting $223,000 for temporary safety interventions at priority intersections and endorsed the Vision Zero resolution to guide long-term roadway-safety strategy.
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The Select Board authorized the town administrator to submit a MassDOT Shared Streets grant application seeking roughly $223,000 to install temporary safety countermeasures — improved signage, speed-feedback signs, and pedestrian-activated flashing beacons — at prioritized intersections (including Maple & Walnut, Concord & Brooks, Parker & Waltham, and Walnut & Parker).
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