Traffic & Transit

Free Safety Signs Available For Cranford Residents

After strong demand, the program is back again after first running a few years ago.

CRANFORD, NJ — The Cranford Police Department and Township of Cranford are offering residents free displays to encourage safety on the streets.

"SLOW DOWN IN OUR TOWN" signs to be placed in the front yards of homes are available through an application in the Cranford Police Department App on Google Play or iPhone. There are only 200 signs that are able to be claimed.

(Credit: Township of Cranford)

A few years ago, the police distributed around 200 signs. After a strong renewed demand from the public, the township brought back the program.

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Captain Eugene Perotta said this program follows new speed signs and other efforts around the neighborhood to promote safety. This includes the approval of multiple new flashing crosswalk systems at the Sept. 16 Township Committee.

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