Norwalk looks to adopt Complete Streets Ordinance: What to know
Norwalk's new Complete Streets Ordinance aims to redesign city streets for safety and sustainability, promoting alternative transportation.
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Norwalk's new Complete Streets Ordinance aims to redesign city streets for safety and sustainability, promoting alternative transportation.
A look at the Route 1 corridor study area. (Courtesy of Norwalk) Route 1, which goes by Connecticut Avenue for most parts, and Van Buren Avenue, is consider ...
A look at the Wall Street corridor in Norwalk. (Courtesy of TMP) The Norwalk Public Works Committee voted unanimously to advance a $2 million contract with ...
The Norwalk Economic and Community Development Committee received a look at the proposed Complete Streets policy earlier this month. (Courtesy of Norwalk TM ...
Sharrows on Rowayton Avenue in 2015. Norwalk two new hires are said to be experienced in pedestrian and cyclist safety, as well as in improving traffic conditions. (Archive photo) NORWALK, Conn. — The City has hired “two experienced traffic experts” to join the Transportation, Mobility, and Parking (TMP) department, a press release said Friday. James Travers will be the new Transportation, Mobility, and Parking director, a position formerly held by Kathryn Hebert, who took the City’s early retirement buyout late last year. Garrett Bolella was hired as Assistant Director for Transporta...