Maynard roadway crash surge reaches 21 percent, prompting grant push. The Roadway Safety and Safe Streets Task Force documented 58 crashes through May compared to 48 in 2025, a 21 percent increase. The task force is pursuing a Shared Streets Grant from the Massachusetts Department of Transportation
Task Force expands intersection audit after detecting crash spike. The Roadway Safety and Safe Streets Task Force, chaired by Mario Damiata, voted unanimously to adopt February minutes and approved expansion of its intersection audit program to Main and Walnut streets. Preliminary 2026 crash data
Maynard Roadway Safety Task Force continues crash data reconciliation work. Chair Mario Damiata oversaw adoption of prior minutes and updates on a 2023 discrepancy between 111 crashes reported to the state and 150 in Maynard Police Department records; the Task Force is coordinating with police to
Maynard traffic safety task force pursues $1M federal grant to address road safety concerns. Chair Mario Damiata led the Roadway Safety and Safe Streets Task Force through its January 22 meeting, where members unanimously adopted prior minutes and reviewed 2025 crash data. The task force documented
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