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Town Council - June 15, 2026

Published: Jun 15, 2026

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Community DevelopmentAll

Pedestrian Bridge Design Funding Approved; Community Preservation and Elder Services Initiatives Supported

The Town Council approved funding for the design and permitting of a pedestrian bridge at Great Esker Park, a project that aims to reconnect a scenic loop trail. The council also discussed and approved measures related to community preservation, elder services, and the appointment of a new member to the Commission on Disabilities.

Traffic & TransportationInfrastructure

Town Council Urges MassDOT to Expedite Ralph Talbot School Safety Improvements

The Town Council discussed and approved sending a letter to MassDOT regarding safety concerns at Ralph Talbot School. The letter requests specific traffic calming measures, including a school speed safety zone and a road bumpout, and urges completion of planned improvements before the school year begins.

Zoning And Land UseAll

CPA Funding Approved for Great Esker Park Pedestrian Bridge Design and Permitting

The Town Council opened and closed a public hearing for CPA funding request for the design and permitting of a pedestrian bridge at Great Esker Park. The measure was subsequently approved, allocating funds for the project which aims to reconnect a trail system.

Budget & FinanceAll

Town Council Approves FY2027 Budget, Departmental Appropriations, and Fund Transfers

The Town Council approved various budget measures and appropriations for the upcoming fiscal year 2027. This included the general government appropriation, water and sewer enterprise funds, reserve funds, and contributions to the OPEB and stabilization funds. Several line-item transfers for departments like the Fire and Police departments were also approved, along with funding for capital equipment and infrastructure improvements. Additionally, the council approved the Community Preservation Committee's budget and authorized gift and revolving accounts.

Transparency And GovernanceAll

Town Council Approves Ordinance Revisions, Suspends Summer Meetings

The Town Council approved revisions to financial regulations and stormwater management ordinances. They also approved non-substantive changes to various ordinances and discussed the acceptance of a monetary donation for elder services. Additionally, the council voted to suspend regularly scheduled meetings during July and August.

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