Task force charts roadway safety initiatives, explores federal grant
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
Roadway Safety and Safe Streets Task Force · Meeting of January 22, 2026
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 multiple community safety concerns, including inadequate signage at Walnut/Main, wrong-way traffic on Hillside, and speeding on Great Road near Mill Pond Square.
Members are exploring application for a Federal Highway Administration Safe Streets for All grant, which 17 Massachusetts towns were awarded in the prior year.
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Source: the Roadway Safety and Safe Streets Task Force meeting of January 22, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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