BARNSTABLE, MA — Barnstable residents will have a chance to make their voices heard on proposed pedestrian improvements along Route 6A.
The town is planning improvements along Route 6A from Route 132 to Old Jail Lane.
On Wednesday, Oct. 14, the town will host a public hearing on the project's design at the Barnstable County Complex, located at 3195 Main St. The hearing will take place in the Mary Pat Flynn Conference Room.
During the hearing, residents will have an opportunity to review the preliminary designs for pedestrian improvements along Route 6A and learn more about the proposed changes.
MassDOT also said in a press release that the project will include upgrades to the intersection of routes 132 and 6A.
The proposed improvements include a new sidewalk along the Route 6A corridor from Route 132 to Old Jail Lane.
All feedback received during the hearing will be reviewed before the final plans are developed.
Anyone unable to attend the hearing can watch a recording posted online.
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