Stratford Complete Streets Committee plans report for town council after striping updates

The Town Council of Stratford is poised to make significant strides in enhancing the Greenway and Complete Streets initiatives, with plans for new striping and signage set to begin this spring. During a recent meeting on March 4, 2024, council members discussed the timeline for these improvements, which are expected to be implemented after the Main Street Festival in June.

The council emphasized the importance of aligning the upcoming report on the Complete Streets policy with the new striping and signage changes. This approach aims to ensure that the report accurately reflects the current state of the town's efforts in promoting pedestrian and cyclist-friendly infrastructure. Council members expressed a desire to avoid unnecessary work for public works staff by coordinating the report's submission with the completion of the new installations.

In addition to the immediate plans for the Greenway, the council is also working on updating the Complete Streets policy document. Members noted the need for collaboration with public works to gather necessary data and insights, allowing the committee to draft the report effectively. This annual report is crucial as it influences future funding opportunities and demonstrates the town's commitment to implementing its Complete Streets policy.

As the council prepares for these developments, they are focused on ensuring that the community benefits from improved infrastructure that supports safe and accessible transportation options for all residents. The next steps will involve finalizing the report and continuing to engage with public works to facilitate the successful rollout of the Greenway enhancements.