Frazier Signal Technologies is proud to be part of the Bangor Region Chamber of Commerce.
Earlier this year, we joined the Chamber to continue building connections within the Bangor business community. We’re excited to see our company featured in the Chamber’s mailer, highlighting the services we offer across Maine.
Thank you to the Bangor Region Chamber of Commerce for helping share our story and support local businesses like ours!
It’s been a few weeks since Frazier Signal Technologies shared an update.
Normally, we like to post weekly—showcasing the projects we’re tackling or highlighting the accomplishments of our team.
Lately, it’s just been nonstop—one project rolling right into the next.
One of our main focuses has been our overnight traffic signal installation in Edgecomb, ME. We’ve been building out a new intersection for Maine DOT. Because Route 1 stays busy during the day, our crew has been working nights to keep traffic moving safely. It’s been quite the task, but we’re getting close to wrapping it up.
This week, Frazier Signal Technologies had the honor of installing new School Zone Speed Signs for Enfield Station Elementary School in Enfield.
While the project was small in scope, it meant a lot to us personally, as our own children will be attending Enfield Station this fall. Thomas and his sister, Abagail, will both be students there.
We’re grateful for the chance to support the safety of students, families, and staff in our community.
If your school or district could use school zone signs installed before the ground freezes—or existing systems updated—we’d be glad to help.
We’re often asked what kind of territory Frazier Signal Technologies covers.
The short answer? It’s not simple!
Just this week, one of our crews was down in Kittery at the Maine State Police weigh station, removing an aging transformer and upgrading light fixtures to LED.
At the same time, another crew was delivering materials for an upcoming Maine DOT traffic signal project in Fort Kent to our friends and partners at LaJoie Electric.
From one end of the state to the other, no two days are ever the same — and that’s what keeps the ride exciting here in Maine!
Wishing everyone a great week ahead!
Last week, Frazier Signal Technologies was busy in the Town of Veazie, working at the intersection of State Street and Main Street to replace a set of flashing beacon lights. As part of the project, we removed and replaced a utility pole, installed a new service, and completed the flashing beacon light installation.
The original plan was to reuse the old pole at the Veazie Salmon Club as a railing, but unfortunately, it was too far gone to be saved. Thankfully, we had an extra pole from a previous job that turned out to be a perfect fit.
We were honored to help and truly appreciated the kind words from the Veazie Salmon Club in the following message:
“Happy last day of July, Veazie Salmon Club Members!
Our community continues to step up and support our Club with gifts and acts of kindness that we humbly appreciate.
Most recently, through coordination with Town Manager Mark Leonard and the team at Veazie’s own Frazier Signal Technologies, a new telephone pole was donated and installed. The prior pole had rotted out and was an eyesore when driving down the hill into the parking lot.
Frazier Signal delivered the pole to the Club, and we did not expect them to take the time to also cut, notch, and install it.Many thanks to our awesome Town Manager and Frazier Signal Technologies for the generous support!”
Very respectfully,
Your Friends at The Veazie Salmon Club”
This week, Frazier Signal Technologies visited Old Town and Edgecomb, Maine, to begin installing six school speed zone signs by pouring the foundations for the 20-foot poles. Once the concrete cures, we’ll move forward with mounting and programming the solar-powered signs. These signs, provided by the Maine DOT, are fully programmable to meet the specific needs of any school zone.
If your school has recently received a set of these safety signs and needs a reliable installer, Frazier Signal Technologies is here to help! We handle everything from installation and programming to staff training and ongoing support for adjustments as needed.
For any municipality or school looking to install, upgrade, or reprogram school zone warning signs, get in touch!
It’s July—and that means more than just summer. It’s also time for annual preventative traffic signal equipment maintenance.
If your municipality has traffic signals, pedestrian crossings, or flashing beacons—or you’re considering updating aging infrastructure—now is the time to reach out.
At Frazier Signal Technologies, we offer annual preventative maintenance plans, equipment inspections, and free estimates for modernization projects. Our team works closely with local municipalities and the Maine Department of Transportation to help ensure your community takes full advantage of available grant funding programs.
Many equipment issues we identify during our maintenance inspections aren’t visible from the ground, but early detection can prevent costly failures and keep your systems running smoothly.
A milestone for Frazier Signal Technologies!
This week we received our very first batch of branded apparel—and we’re thrilled with how it turned out!
Earlier this year, while our shop was being insulated, we had the good fortune of meeting a talented young entrepreneur, James Paradis. A contractor told us James had recently graduated with a degree in design and had some serious creative skills. We reached out, and James was eager to jump in.
He made the entire logo design process easy and enjoyable, especially since we weren’t sure where to begin. The final products—printed on shirts and hoodies—came out great, and we’re excited to continue working with James Paradis Designs.
If your business or event needs a fresh logo or custom apparel, we highly recommend checking out his work:
James@JamesParadisDesigns.com
207-659-8850
Stay tuned—we’ll be adding Frazier Signal Technologies apparel to our website just in time for the holidays!
The Frazier Signal Technologies team recently completed another phase of the MaineDOT Bangor–I-95 Broadway Bridge Project.
This portion of the work tackled a key challenge: maintaining traffic flow while avoiding the high costs and disruption of trenching across a heavily traveled roadway. The solution—directional drilling.
We collaborated with Enterprise Electric Inc., Maine Construction Solutions, Badger and Centerline (utility locators) to install the underground conduit and pull boxes that will serve the new mast arm traffic signals.
All four directional drills were successfully completed during a single overnight shift—each bored 36 inches below the roadway, carefully avoiding existing water, sewer, natural gas, communication duct banks and electrical utilities.
A big thank you to everyone who contributed to the success of this phase.
We hope you all had a great 4th of July—see you back out there on Monday!
Since Charles Frazier is traveling for a job, I was left to do this week’s Frazier Signal Technologies post. So, of course, I procrastinated. I’m sure glad I did, because today was the day I officially became a licensed electrician!!
Thank you to the very wise Master Electricians who answered all my dumb questions and kept me from hurting myself. Your patience was appreciated Jeff Lapointe and Brad Perry , and I’ll try not to take it personally that neither of you are still my co-workers
-Lynn Frazier
