Stow traffic committee approves Hudson Road safety measures
Stow traffic committee unanimously advances Hudson Road safety plan. Police Chief Michael Sallese moved to install a permanent blind driveway sign and solar flashing light similar to the one at Treaty Elm, with installation set for spring, approved 4-0 by Public Works Director Dan Rowley, Chief
Traffic Safety Advisory Committee · Meeting of February 10, 2026
Stow traffic committee unanimously advances Hudson Road safety plan. Police Chief Michael Sallese moved to install a permanent blind driveway sign and solar flashing light similar to the one at Treaty Elm, with installation set for spring, approved 4-0 by Public Works Director Dan Rowley, Chief Barry Evers, and Valerie Oorthuys. The Police Department will conduct radar enforcement at the location next month.
Speed-display signs will be installed without showing speeds for the first two weeks while sight line measurements are conducted.
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Source: the Traffic Safety Advisory Committee meeting of February 10, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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