Transportation Advisory Committee approves road safety ranking toolkit, eyes public engagement overhaul.
Transportation Advisory Committee approves prior minutes and hears road safety toolkit presentation. CPW Director Alan Cathcart walked the TAC through a prioritization program developed with Stantec that ranks safety and hazard locations by Infrastructure, People, and Places criteria, though he
Transportation Advisory Committee · Meeting of March 3, 2026
CONCORD — Transportation Advisory Committee approves prior minutes and hears road safety toolkit presentation. CPW Director Alan Cathcart walked the TAC through a prioritization program developed with Stantec that ranks safety and hazard locations by Infrastructure, People, and Places criteria, though he noted more projects exist than available funding. The committee reviewed an interactive Engineering Portal showing proposed resurfacing for fiscal years 2026 through 2030 and agreed to redirect public road safety complaints through the TAC rather than to the Town Engineer.
Economic Vitality Manager Mimi Graney reported the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail wayfinding sign project at approximately $27,000, with $10,625 contributed by the Friends of the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail.
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Source: the Transportation Advisory Committee meeting of March 3, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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