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The County Route 109 Study is a joint project among the Town of Clifton Park, Town of Halfmoon, and Saratoga County to look at the Saratoga County Route 109 Corridor starting in 2025 with an estimated completion date of Spring 2026. The study area includes the entirety of Kinns Road in Clifton Park, easterly across Rt 9 and heading east into Halfmoon on Farm to Market Road. The Capital Region Transportation Council (CRTC) provided significant funding for this project totaling $150,000 for consultants, Creighton Manning, with local match from each of the municipal entities. The first study advisory committee meeting was held on July 24, 2025. The team is assembling existing conditions data, and is preparing the public involvement plan.
This meeting will be structured as an in-person, open-house style meeting. You are welcome to stop by anytime!
The meeting will provide an opportunity for the public to learn more about the Study, identify transportation safety issues, recommend changes to improve connectivity and accessibility along County Route 109, and meet with the project team.
All are welcome! The Study team understands that accessible meetings benefit people with and without disabilities. If you require any assistive technologies, language translation, American Sign Language interpretation, and/or adaptive strategies to attend and engage at this public meeting, please contact Sara Constantineau with Highland Planning at 585-504-1672 or sara@highland-planning.com at least three (3) business days in advance of the meeting you plan to attend.
The County Route 109 Study is a joint project among the Town of Clifton Park, Town of Halfmoon, and Saratoga County to look at the Saratoga County Route 109 Corridor starting in 2025 with an estimated completion date of Spring 2026. The study area includes the entirety of Kinns Road in Clifton Park, easterly across Rt 9 and heading east into Halfmoon on Farm to Market Road. The Capital Region Transportation Council (CRTC) provided significant funding for this project totaling $150,000 for consultants, Creighton Manning, with local match from each of the municipal entities. The first study advisory committee meeting was held on July 24, 2025. The team is assembling existing conditions data, and is preparing the public involvement plan.
This meeting will be structured as an in-person, open-house style meeting. You are welcome to stop by anytime!
The meeting will provide an opportunity for the public to learn more about the Study, identify transportation safety issues, recommend changes to improve connectivity and accessibility along County Route 109, and meet with the project team.
All are welcome! The Study team understands that accessible meetings benefit people with and without disabilities. If you require any assistive technologies, language translation, American Sign Language interpretation, and/or adaptive strategies to attend and engage at this public meeting, please contact Sara Constantineau with Highland Planning at 585-504-1672 or sara@highland-planning.com at least three (3) business days in advance of the meeting you plan to attend.
