Committee discusses 2026-2030 transportation priorities and initiatives
The Transportation Action Committee discussed 2026-2030 priorities and assigned members to research and coordinate on multiple transportation initiatives.
Transportation Action Committee · Meeting of April 27, 2026
SHIRLEY — The Transportation Action Committee discussed 2026-2030 priorities and assigned members to research and coordinate on multiple transportation initiatives. Chair Theresa Richards distributed and led discussion of a prioritized project list including street signage, a Safety Zone at Shirley Center, and truck traffic mitigation. Vice Chair Robert Adam reported that Shirley Center Safety Zone signage is estimated at $2,616.34 and other roads at $6,929.34.
The committee discussed a multifamily housing roadway improvements project with consulting firm Howard Stein Hudson, with public input scheduled for May 18, and will distribute flyers at the May 11 Town Meeting. Members were assigned to research directional signs, coordinate with town officials, restart a Safe Routes to School program, discuss enforcement with police, and address truck traffic safety near schools.
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Source: the Transportation Action Committee meeting of April 27, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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