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City Council panel reappoints two to Traffic Commission

The Watertown Committee on Public Safety reappointed Grieneisen and Airasian to the Traffic Commission for three-year terms. Both reappointments passed 3-0.

City Council_ Committee on Public Safety · Meeting of May 19, 2026

WATERTOWN — The Watertown Committee on Public Safety reappointed Grieneisen and Airasian to the Traffic Commission for three-year terms. Both reappointments passed 3-0. Grieneisen, in his eighth month of service, described the Commission's work on traffic calming including recent four-way stops at School Street and Maplewood and an ongoing discussion of city-wide two-hour parking restrictions.

Airasian, acknowledging the loss of longtime member Steve Magoon, reported the Commission functioning well with new members and proposed developing formal Rules and Orders and member orientation.

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Source: the City Council_ Committee on Public Safety meeting of May 19, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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