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Saturday, October 31, 2026 Hampden County, Massachusetts · Change town
Government · Safety Committee

Ludlow Safety Panel Refers Wave of Traffic Complaints

Ludlow Safety Committee refers years of Parkview Street speeding complaints to DPW and police.

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Safety Committee · Meeting of September 10, 2026

Ludlow Safety Committee refers years of Parkview Street speeding complaints to DPW and police. Deputy Chief Lavoie, appointed chairperson for the meeting, led roughly a dozen unanimous voice votes, including filing 30 home-occupation permits (cases 26-82 through 26-111) and approving a revised site plan for 37 Laterno Lane. A longtime Parkview Street resident told the committee drivers hit "40 or 50 miles an hour" past her home and said two approved no-parking signs were never replaced after being knocked down; members agreed to send DPW a letter and explore a portable speed-display sign.

Separately, the committee tabled a crossing-guard request at Napoleon Avenue and Fuller Street for lack of a crosswalk, tabled a Miller Street mirror request pending DPW review, and referred sign repairs on Highland Avenue, East Street and Swan Avenue to DPW. A Ventura Street request for speed bumps was declined in favor of additional signage.

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  • Who Was There
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  • The complete report — 2,519 words

Source: the Safety Committee meeting of September 10, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

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