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Finance Committee hears major spending presentations ahead of town meeting

Maynard Finance Committee heard presentations from the Retirement Board and School Department on major spending proposals for the 2026 Annual Town Meeting. Retirement Board Executive Director Ken DeMars proposed $3,000 annual stipends for four board members, totaling $12,000 per year from the

Maynard Finance Committee Debates Pension Stipend, School Budget Gap, and Water Bond

Maynard Finance Committee weighs pension stipend, school budget gap, and a potential $25 million water bond as Annual Town Meeting approaches.

Select Board approves wastewater plant study, schedules rate hearing.

Maynard Select Board approves wastewater capacity study and schedules utility rate hearing. The board heard findings from Stantec Consulting Services on the Maynard Wastewater Treatment Plant, originally built in 1928, which recommended $60 million in phased capital improvements over the next 15

Maynard Select Board approves liquor license upgrade, hears $60 million sewer warning

Maynard Select Board heard a $60 million wastewater plant warning and previewed proposed 7 percent utility rate hikes at its March 3 remote meeting.

Sustainability Committee endorses Barrett for membership, advances Climate Action Plan drafting.

Maynard Sustainability Committee endorses Abbie Barrett for membership and pushes Climate Action Plan forward. The committee unanimously voted to admit Barrett, secretary of Green Maynard, as a full member on March 2. Co-Chair Lisa Vernegaard reported that Chester Osborn, a former task force