The Warren Town Council meeting held on June 10, 2025, addressed several community concerns, including public safety and local initiatives. The meeting featured a public comment period where residents voiced their issues and suggestions.

One significant topic raised was the concern over bicycles being ridden on sidewalks, particularly on Water Street and Main Street. A resident suggested implementing street markings to indicate "share the road" and to discourage biking on sidewalks. This proposal aims to enhance safety for pedestrians and cyclists alike.

Another resident, Adam Tracy, highlighted traffic safety issues on Coomer Avenue, where families with young children frequently play. He reported that many drivers use the street as a shortcut, often exceeding the speed limit. Tracy requested that the speed limit be reduced from 25 to 20 mph and that speed limit signs be posted on both sides of the street. The council acknowledged the concern and indicated that they would consult with the police department and traffic commission to explore possible solutions.

The meeting concluded with a commitment from the council to address these issues in future sessions, ensuring that community safety and engagement remain a priority. The council plans to follow up on the proposals and keep residents informed about any developments.