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2

Jul, 2025

New Trail - Connecting Rails to Trails to Curtiss

The project would allow visitors to Curtiss Park easy access to a wider hiking/biking trail network in the area, namely the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail nearby. "This segment is the segment from Hopmeadow Street to Curtiss Park. That's the length of this segment," Simsbury Planning Director George McGregor said. Daniel Gannon, the project engineer from the town's engineering office, said the project involves collaboration with the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, the state Department of Transportation, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Gannon said there will be a crosswalk at Curtiss Park for safety reasons and it will feature a flashing light component to warn motorists of trail users. He said it will be similar to what is in front of Simsbury Town Hall. "You push the button and it flashes. It's not a traffic signal, but it warns people that pedestrians are there," Gannon said.

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Jul, 2025

New Trail - Connecting Rails to Trails to Curtiss

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