DOT to Replace and Upgrade All Existing Pedestrian and School Crossing Signs at Uncontrolled Intersections

The Department of Transportation is developing plans to replace and upgrade all existing pedestrian and school crossing signs at uncontrolled intersections in Berlin and Southington.

According to DOT, many of the pedestrian and school crossing signs are close to the end of their usable life. Replacing these signs with new, more retroreflective signs is critical for visibility and safety of pedestrians on State Roadways. The project is scheduled to begin construction in the Spring of 2025.

Anyone interested in requesting information on this project may do so by contacting Mr. Eamon P. Flannery, Project Manager at Eamon.Flannery@ct.gov. Please make reference to Project No. 0171-0509.