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Tuesday, November 3, 2026 Sharon, Massachusetts · Change town
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Transportation Board Approves Prior Minutes, Outlines 2026 Work Plan

Transportation Board outlines 2026 initiatives for Select Board. Chair Linda Hager and the five-member Transportation Advisory Board voted unanimously to approve prior minutes and identified three major work priorities: reexamining Sharon train station circulation and reopening the station building

Transportation Advisory Board · Meeting of February 3, 2026

SHARON — Transportation Board outlines 2026 initiatives for Select Board. Chair Linda Hager and the five-member Transportation Advisory Board voted unanimously to approve prior minutes and identified three major work priorities: reexamining Sharon train station circulation and reopening the station building for passenger shelter; reviewing the Massapoag Avenue rotary design through a state planning agency report; and conducting a follow-up study of traffic impacts from Costco development. Board members discussed a shuttle service from nearby apartment complexes to reduce station-area vehicle trips, though past surveys showed limited resident interest in ride-share alternatives.

The board will present the 2026 initiatives to the Select Board on February 24, 2026.

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Source: the Transportation Advisory Board meeting of February 3, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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