Politics & Government
New Milford Traffic Lights Getting New Lamps: Mayor
The state is re-lamping streetlights in several Connecticut towns — and New Milford is among them, Mayor Pete Bass said.
NEW MILFORD, CT — Traffic lights throughout New Milford will soon get new lamps with longer life expectancies, town Mayor Pete Bass said.
The Connecticut Department of Transportation will re-lamp traffic lights in several towns throughout the state, including New Milford, transportation officials told Bass.
The streetlights that have LCD lamps with a life expectancy of eight years will be replaced with new ones with a life expectancy of 15 years, Bass said.
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Bass said he'll provide updates on the timeline of the replacements as they become available.
New Milford roads getting new lights for their streetlights are:
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- Route 7/Pickett District
- Sunny Valley
- Route 109 and Chestnutland
- Railroad Street/Bridge
- Grove/Main
- Route 7/Sullivan Road
- Route 7 and Peglar Road
- Route 7/Home Depot
- Route 7/Still River
- Route 7 Dodd Road
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