Orleans transportation committee studied Complete Streets plan as framework for street improvements during its June 1 meeting. DPW Deputy Director Calvin Sutton presented the prioritization plan, identifying Main Street sidewalks and Beach Road as top priorities; completed projects include the Old
Orleans transportation committee unanimously approved comprehensive bicycle safety signage improvement plan. Members Joel Porten and Robert McDonald developed the plan after surveying existing signs and identifying inconsistencies, recommending replacements based on state-approved designs. The
Orleans Transportation and Bikeways Committee backs one-sided Main Street sidewalk with improved shoulders. Chair Peter Allgeier and members Stephanie Gaskill, Robert McDonald, Joel Porten, and Griffin Ryder, joined by Police Chief Scott MacDonald, Planning Director George Meservey, and DPW Deputy
Orleans Transportation and Bikeways Advisory Committee unanimously approves prior minutes, prioritizes single-sidewalk option for Beach Road. Chair Peter Allgeier directed Deputy Director Calvin Sutton to request that engineering firm VHB prepare a design minimizing property takings, with the
Orleans Transportation and Bikeways Advisory Committee held a community meeting on the Beach Road feasibility study. Chair Peter Allgeier and committee members Stephanie Gaskill, Robert McDonald, Joel Porten, and Griffin Ryder, along with Planning Director George Meservey and Deputy DPW Director
Orleans transportation panel defers Mill Lane safety action pending research on condominium tree plantings. Committee members Peter Allgeier, Chair; DPW Deputy Director Calvin Sutton; Planning Director George Meservey; and Police Vice Chair Scott MacDonald discussed dangerous overgrowth at the
Orleans Transportation and Bikeways Advisory Committee approves December minutes and schedules Beach Road community meeting. The committee confirmed that the Department of Public Works FY'27 budget includes $20,000 for speed indicator signs and noted that Deputy Director Calvin Sutton will attend a
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