Transportation Action Committee updates projects, seeks Select Board approval for thickly settled signage.
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
Transportation Action Committee · Meeting of March 2, 2026
SHIRLEY — 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 exact sign locations. The Committee also tracked grant-related updates including the One Stop for Growth Community Catalyst bid deadline of March 23, MassDOT Speed Feedback Program site selection (with Harvard Road and Center Road transition zones under consideration), and ongoing UPWP planning for the North Shirley Village Business District.
Police Liaison Officer David Hammack, unable to attend regularly, will shift to occasional one-on-one meetings with Chair Theresa Richards.
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Source: the Transportation Action Committee meeting of March 2, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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