The Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) is set to hold a virtual public information meeting on July 29, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. regarding the installation of centerline rumble strips on Route 10 (Main Street) in Farmington. The session aims to provide the community an opportunity to comment or ask questions about the proposed project.
The meeting will be conducted via Zoom, and participants must register in advance. A question and answer session will follow the presentation, which will also be recorded. Details for accessing the meeting and submitting comments can be found at https://portal.ct.gov/DOT2025CLRS-Farmington.
“Centerline rumble strips are a low-cost, proven safety countermeasure that alert drivers when they drift out of a lane, reducing head-on collisions and roadway departure crashes,” stated Balazs Szoke, Project Manager at CTDOT. He added that public feedback is encouraged to help incorporate suggestions into the design.
Construction is expected to commence in 2026 with an estimated cost of approximately $7,000. The project will be funded entirely by state resources. No right-of-way impacts are anticipated from this initiative.
For those with limited internet access, the meeting can be accessed by calling (877) 853-5257 and entering Meeting ID 828 2422 5634. Telecommunications Relay Services are available for individuals with hearing or speech disabilities by dialing 711. Additionally, project information can be mailed upon request by contacting Balazs Szoke at TrafficSafety.DOT@ct.gov or calling 860-594-2745.
Language assistance requests should be directed to the CTDOT Language Assistance Call Line at (860) 594-2109 at least five business days before the meeting. Non-English closed captioning will also be provided on Zoom, and recordings will be posted afterward in CTDOT’s virtual public meetings archive.
Comments and questions from the public are welcome during a two-week period following the meeting until August 12, 2025. Submissions can be made via email to DOT2025CLRS-Farmington@ct.gov or by phone at 860-594-2020, referencing State Project No. 0171-0506.
