Greenwich Selectmen To Consider Safe Streets Resolution, Parking Changes And More At Upcoming Meeting

GREENWICH, CT — The Greenwich Board of Selectmen is scheduled to consider a resolution committing the town to a long-term goal of eliminating fatal and serious traffic injuries by 2040 when it meets Thursday morning at Town Hall.

The proposal, listed as a first read, is part of the Safe Streets Greenwich Safety Action Plan and would formally declare the town’s commitment to reducing and ultimately eliminating severe roadway crashes. The resolution is tied to a federally funded planning effort and is intended to position Greenwich to pursue future transportation safety grants, according to the agenda materials.

Also on the agenda are multiple traffic and parking ordinance matters, including a second read of proposed amendments affecting parking, stopping and standing prohibitions and two-hour timed parking on certain streets.

The board is also scheduled to take up a first read of a separate amendment to two-hour parking regulations on Steamboat Road.

In addition, the selectmen are expected to review a request for a variance from the town’s noise ordinance to allow an outdoor concert at Burning Tree Country Club on July 18, 2026, as well as a second read of the proposed 2026 slate of approved flag raisings.

Several individual flag-raising requests are also listed for discussion under new business, including observances marking Gen. Israel Putnam’s ride, Vietnam Veterans Day, U.S. Merchant Marines Day and United Nations Day.

The meeting is scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 22, at 10:30 a.m. in the Town Hall Meeting Room at 101 Field Point Road and will be held in a hybrid format, with in-person attendance and participation via Zoom webinar.

View the full agenda and meeting materials on the town website.