Public Input Needed For Complete Streets Projects

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Middletown’s Complete Streets Committee, with support of the Jonah Center, will be conducting a Public Information and Input meeting regarding current projects on Monday, June 9, at 7 PM in the Middletown Common Council Chamber at City Hall, 245 deKoven Drive.  This will be a good opportunity to learn more about what’s going on with bike paths, sidewalks and multiuse trails in and around town.

The committee is looking for feedback from the public on current projects and is also open for suggestions about new areas for improvement.

A major new initiative is a study of the 4 main corridors in Middletown: Washington St., Newfield St., South Main St., and Saybrook Road. Citizen input and support is necessary for the design of construction of road safety improvements. Other current projects are:

  • Central CT Loop Trail  (Air Line Trail – Farmington Canal Trail Connector Route)
  • Newfield Corridor Trail
  • Saybrook Road Improvements (East Main to Tryon)
  • Route 9 Middletown Renovations
  • Automated Traffic Enforcement Safety Devices / traffic cameras