Police Board hears road and pedestrian safety improvements planned
Madison Police Board received briefings on four road and pedestrian safety projects slated for spring 2027 construction.
Board of Police Commissioners · Meeting of September 10, 2026
CT MADISON — Madison Police Board received briefings on four road and pedestrian safety projects slated for spring 2027 construction. Town Engineer Rob Russo detailed the Scotland Avenue Project, funded by Community Connectivity and Local Transportation grants, which was designed to add sidewalks, narrow the road to two 12-foot lanes, and improve crosswalks; three state-funded Boston Post Road projects with sidewalks; the Downtown Center mid-block crossing; and a Copse Road project with sidewalks and a converted 4-way intersection. Chief Jack Drumm reported 214 training hours in August, 25 motor vehicle accidents with six injuries, and two new recruits at the academy, with one position open.
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Source: the Board of Police Commissioners meeting of September 10, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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