Brian Fassett

Maple and Hudson Traffic Safety

$9,280 from the 1900 account line for the study.

Downtown Intersection Improvements and Division/Central Reopening

About 50% of the project cost is reimbursed through the state Momentum Fund program.

Downtown parking shortages

The parking app and kiosks aim to recover revenue currently lost to broken coin meters.

Downtown parking garage renovations

About $2.34 million total, including a 15% contingency and $200,000 for engineering support.

2026 street resurfacing program

Funded through available CHIPS funding; bid amounts to be determined.

South Division Street lane removal safety concerns

Heavy truck traffic on residential side streets

Downtown/Waterfront Shuttle Ridership

Four downtown capital projects (~$11 million)

$2.18 million in state DRI funds plus $1.1 million in Momentum Fund bond revenue for construction.

Downtown traffic at Main Street and Bank Street

Esther Street Closure Extension

City handles maintenance and cleanup costs of the plaza; no new spending authorized tonight.

Welcher Avenue 15-Minute Parking Zone Hours

Downtown parking transition to Passport and kiosks

Kiosks aren't cheap — the city deliberately cut the number down and is placing them only at key locations.

Downtown parking meter confusion

Broken meters are dragging down parking meter revenue in the city budget.

Crosswalk striping and pedestrian safety

State pothole liability proposal

No direct city cost; liability would fall on the state if the act passes.

Snowstorm response and DPW performance

160 and 200 truckloads of snow were hauled away over two nights, a significant DPW cost.

Safe Roads Act (S. 9547) inquiry

If enacted at the state level, drivers could be reimbursed for pothole damage on state roads.