Shirley Transportation Action Committee reviewed ongoing grant projects on August 17. The committee received updates on the Shirley Village Roadway Improvement Project, which posted a public survey garnering over 80 responses by meeting time, with responses continuing through October 1. The survey
Shirley Transportation Action Committee discussed grant projects and identified a 2029 state funding gap for Route 225. The committee reviewed three ongoing initiatives: the Shirley Village Roadway Improvement, Shared Streets and Spaces, and UPWP 2A/North Shirley Business District projects. DPW
The Transportation Action Committee received updates on road safety initiatives and grant-funded planning projects. The Howard Stein Hudson consultant is conducting community outreach for a major planning grant, with a concert on the Common on June 26 and survey outreach at high-traffic locations.
The Transportation Action Committee reviewed the Shirley Town Center MBTA Improvements project, a $300,000 Community Catalyst Grant to enhance downtown pedestrian safety and transit connectivity. Vice Chair Robert Adam presided in the absence of Chair Theresa Richards.
The Transportation Action Committee discussed 2026-2030 priorities and assigned members to research and coordinate on multiple transportation initiatives.
Shirley transportation action committee planned thickly settled signage implementation and reviewed traffic study.
Transportation Action Committee approves February minutes, advances thickly settled roads signage project for Select Board vote. Vice Chair Robert Adam presented a draft slideshow for the March 9 Select Board meeting; the proposal requires Department of Public Works and Town Administrator review of
The Shirley Transportation Action Committee advanced a $306,000 One Stop for Growth Communities Catalyst Grant for design and engineering of the Shirley Village area, with RFP issuance set for February 12 and responses due March 23. Vice Chair Robert Adam reported progress on thickly settled roads
Shirley Transportation Action Committee unanimously approves North Shirley Village Business District study request. The committee, meeting January 27, 2025, endorsed a Unified Planning Work Program proposal for data collection along Route 2A from Townsend Road extending one-half mile east, covering
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