Bicycle-Pedestrian Committee Plans 2027 Safety Initiatives, Launches Recruitment Drive
The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee discussed recruitment, Vision Zero recognition, and 2027 planning. The committee has three open seats and asked the Board of Selectmen to consider applicants; member John Lamirande agreed to contact previously interested individuals.
Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee · Meeting of October 6, 2026
CT MADISON — The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee discussed recruitment, Vision Zero recognition, and 2027 planning. The committee has three open seats and asked the Board of Selectmen to consider applicants; member John Lamirande agreed to contact previously interested individuals. Madison achieved Vision Zero distinction in September, recognized alongside East Hartford, Fairfield, Greenwich, Meriden, and Waterbury by the Connecticut Department of Transportation.
Member Jes Joseff reported that 2026 microgrant funds were fully expended, and she and Lamirande were assigned to document the 2027 microgrant process for continuity. Rob Russo updated the committee on four town infrastructure projects in various stages of state approval; the committee also discussed organizing community safety workshops and bike-pedestrian community rides.
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Source: the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee meeting of October 6, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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