The Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) has initiated projects to implement signing and pavement marking improvements at unsignalized municipally owned and maintained intersections. The systemic application of these low-cost proven safety countermeasures at higher crash-risk, stop-controlled intersections aim to lower the potential of future crashes.
“Existing signs will be replaced with new larger signs and additional signing will be installed in advance of the intersections to increase awareness of the unsignalized intersection,” said Connecticut Department of Transportation Project Manager Jonathan Corilla. “The combination of new signs and pavement markings will provide significantly increased awareness and visibility of the intersections, which will improve safety for all roadway users.”
It’s important to CTDOT to ensure the public’s feedback and thoughts are heard and included. If anyone has any questions or comments on these projects, contact Jonathan J. Corilla, Project Manager, at (860) 594-2755 or Jonathan.Corilla@ct.gov. Please reference the appropriate state project number.
State Project No. 0171-0488
The design plans for these projects are expected to be completed in January 2025, with a tentative advertisement date of April 2025.
Click here to view a list of the locations in District 1 (Central Connecticut)
State Project No. 0172-0521
The design plans for these projects are expected to be completed in March 2024, with a tentative advertisement date of May 2024.
Click here to view a list of the locations in District 2 (Eastern Connecticut)
State Project No. 0173-0528
The design plans for these projects are expected to be completed in June 2025, with a tentative advertisement date of September 2025.
Click here to view a list of the locations in District 3 (Southwestern Connecticut)
State Project No. 0174-0461
The design plans for these projects are expected to be completed in June 2024, with a tentative advertisement date of August 2024.
Click here to view a list of the locations in District 4 (Western Connecticut)