Continuation of the study to recommend safety improvements to Valley Service Road in North Haven that began in FY25. The final deliverable would be a study with recommended safety improvements, a survey, and concept plans for the recommended improvements.

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For additional Study and Evaluation of the preferred alternative for improved connectivity and circulation in Northford center, including a realignment of the Route 17 and 22 intersection and improved access to businesses

This study will provide a road condition survey of all town roads in Orange, Bethany, and Woodbridge using automated scanning techniques.  It will determine a road condition rating, suggested pavement management method and estimated cost of maintenance for each town road segment.  

This study will conduct a comprehensive analysis of the Route 1 corridor in Guilford to identify potential economic growth and development, evaluating existing transportation infrastructure, and land use patterns to create a strategic plan to maximize economic activity within that corridor with the with an eye toward creative placemaking and expanded right of ways, housing & economic development, market analysis of our existing commercial real estate, pedestrian and bicycle planning, model streetscapes and design guidelines.

To access the Guilford Route 1 Corridor Study webpage, please use this link.

In 2006, SCRCOG completed a Route 5 corridor study that included the area around the Route 15 interchanges and Yale Avenue in Wallingford. This study reevaluates this section Route 5 using new data to develop recommendations to reduce congestion, improve traffic flow and improve safety. 

Additional data collection and implementation of CMP recommendations from previous study. Continue to provide input to tie our CMP efforts with the Lower Connecticut River Valley COG as the two main areas of the New Haven TMA

The South Central Regional Council of Governments is proposing a regional transportation scenario planning analysis to understand the potential impacts of increased funding to support improved and/or expanded transit in the region. 

This study will Consultant support to assist SCRCOG with administrative and outreach activities related to the Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) preparation to ensure compliance with State and Federal requirements. A submittal of the final MTP document is due to the federal government in April 2027. 

This study will develop and evaluate alternative roadway improvement concepts for Ridge Road, between Route 22 and the Hamden town line. The primary objectives are to enhance safety and reduce vehicular speeds along the corridor. The assessment will include an analysis of horizontal and vertical roadway geometry, lane and shoulder widths, and other geometric features. Conceptual design plans will be prepared for each alternative, culminating in a preferred alternative. A probable construction cost estimate will also be developed for the recommended alternative. 

This study will inventory town owned bridges in selected municipalities that are below a 20’ threshold. A field study for each bridge will be conducted and a report generated to provide maintenance recommendations including estimated cost.