Director of Human Services at Town of Westport
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The agenda includes staff reports from the Human Services Director and WCSA leadership regarding center updates, programs, and seasonal trends. Additionally, the commission will receive reports and updates from various representatives covering housing, transportation, parks and recreation, human services, and the tree board.
The Board of Selectmen approved several items, including tax refunds for real estate and motor vehicle overpayments, and pop-up cafe dining permit applications for local restaurants. Additionally, the Board authorized the acceptance of an anonymous donation for the Senior Center and approved a statement of work for audit services. Other actions included the assignment and assumption of a tax abatement agreement, the awarding of contracts for spring paving and sidewalk improvements, and the approval of an encroachment easement agreement related to a legal settlement.
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The Safety Action Plan aims to eliminate roadway deaths and serious injuries in Westport, Connecticut, by 2040. It focuses on community engagement, data-driven safety analysis, and project prioritization to identify and implement effective safety improvements. Key areas of focus include enhancing pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure, managing speed, and improving intersection safety. The plan also recommends policy and process changes to integrate safety into townwide practices and ensure equitable resource allocation.
The Safety Action Plan aims to achieve zero deaths and serious injuries on town roadways by 2040. It focuses on improving pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure, enhancing safety at intersections, and implementing policies and processes to integrate safety into townwide practices. Key strategies include adopting complete streets policies, prioritizing projects on the High Injury Network, and leveraging data to monitor and improve road safety.
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