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What department should I contact if a tree has fallen or if there are broken tree limbs on a street blocking passage?
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The Dept of Public Works would also be the department to notify in these circumstances.  They can be reached at 978-443-2209, ext. 1389.
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What department should I contact if there are any obstructed views at intersections due to overgrown vegetation?
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The Dept of Public Works oversees all Town roadways and walkways, including shoulder mowing, snow removal, paving and repairing.  They can be reached at 978-443-2209, ext. 1389.
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What is the procedure for requesting traffic enforcement in a particular area?
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Traffic enforcement is the jurisdiction of the Sudbury Police Department, and they should be called directly at 978-443-1042.
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Who do I contact if I have concerns about traffic issues related to development projects, i.e. trucks blocking streets or parking in inappropriate areas; noisy vehicles causing congestion on smaller roads; or trucks traveling at high speeds?
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Contact the Traffic Safety Coordinating Committee in writing via e-mail, trafficsafety@sudbury.ma.us. Be sure to include a description of the problem and the location. The Director of Planning and Community Development will forward the request to … Read full article→
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What is the procedure for requesting the installation of traffic lights, street signs and/or crosswalks in town?
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Contact the Traffic Safety Coordinating Committee in writing via e-mail, trafficsafety@sudbury.ma.us. Be sure to include a description of any issues leading to the request (i.e. any dangerous curves, reoccurring accidents, unsafe pedestrian activity), specify the … Read full article→
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What is the procedure for requesting a change to the speed limit on a particular road?
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Contact the Traffic Safety Coordinating Committee in writing via e-mail, trafficsafety@sudbury.ma.us.  Be sure to include a description of any issues leading to the request (i.e. any dangerous curves, reoccurring accidents, unsafe pedestrian activity), specify the … Read full article→
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