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Select Board addresses school bus safety concerns, approves prior minutes.

Select Board hears school bus safety concerns without recorded vote. Residents Ryen and Emily Quail complained to Chair Margaret Gregory and members Bart Collins and Ray Huntoon that drivers ignore a special-needs van with dim lights on Main Street, requesting more police presence and clearer

Select Board · Meeting of March 11, 2026

HINSDALE — Select Board hears school bus safety concerns without recorded vote. Residents Ryen and Emily Quail complained to Chair Margaret Gregory and members Bart Collins and Ray Huntoon that drivers ignore a special-needs van with dim lights on Main Street, requesting more police presence and clearer signage. In reports, Town Administrator Bob Graves said a conservation agent position is advertised and police contract work is underway, while DPW Superintendent James Callahan noted a New Windsor Road culvert proposal at roughly $650,000 and said road closure signs will address muddy-road complaints on Buttermilk Road.

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Source: the Select Board meeting of March 11, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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