Selectmen Approve $4.4 Million State Transportation Grants
Madison selectmen unanimously approved $4.4 million in state transportation grants at no cost to the town. The first grant, worth $2,570,000, funds construction on Copse Road and Warpas Road, approved by the Board of Finance on January 21.
Board of Selectmen · Meeting of January 26, 2026
CT MADISON — Madison selectmen unanimously approved $4.4 million in state transportation grants at no cost to the town. The first grant, worth $2,570,000, funds construction on Copse Road and Warpas Road, approved by the Board of Finance on January 21. The second grant, $1,845,600, will improve sidewalks and crosswalks along Boston Post Road.
First Selectwoman Peggy Lyons was authorized to sign contracts related to both. The board also heard an update from the Ad Hoc Facilities Committee on a master plan identifying over $100 million in capital needs and exploring adaptive reuse of buildings. The board called an Annual Town Meeting for February 11 and a Public Budget Hearing for February 23.
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Source: the Board of Selectmen meeting of January 26, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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