Maynard Select Board Hires Officer, Approves $250,000 Fiber Cybersecurity Grant
Maynard Select Board unanimously approves $250,000 fiber grant to isolate water systems from cyberattack risk.
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Retirement Board accepts Hakey resignation, names Baltazar chair
Maynard Retirement Board promotes Baltazar to chair and names Montanez election officer. The board voted unanimously to accept the resignation of Chairman Patrick Hakey, effective May 21, and to elevate member Sandra Baltazar to Chair, effective May 28. In a second unanimous vote, the board
Planning Board approves updated rules, landscape and fee regulations.
Planning Board unanimously backs revised rules and fee schedule. Chair Christopher Arsenault and the board approved updates to Planning Board Rules and Regulations, Landscape Regulations, and the Fee Schedule at a May 26 public hearing at which no members of the public spoke. The reformatted Fee
Commission continues sewer pump station upgrade hearing
Maynard Conservation Commission continues sewer pump station hearing. The commission postponed decision on a Notice of Intent filed by Stantec Consulting on behalf of the Department of Public Works for upgrades to the pump station at 74 Powder Mill Road and 18 Pine Hill Road. Funded by a $500,000
Retirement Board approves $7,971 payroll transfer, appoints new chairman May 28.
Maynard Retirement Board approves $590,197 in warrants, adds six new members. All five board members present unanimously endorsed the FY2025 audit, accepted Scott Budrewicz, Lisa Gallagher, Derek Murphy, Benjamin Simmons, Kendall Tufford, and Valerie Ziehler into the retirement system, and approved