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Maynard's Roadway Safety and Safe Streets Task Force approved a short-term improvement plan for the Walnut Street and Main Street intersection and flagged rising 2026 crash numbers at its April 2 meeting.

Maynard's Road Safety Committee identified faded crosswalks, a missing stop signs, and inadequate pedestrian signals at key downtown intersections at its January 22 meeting.

Maynard's new Road Safety Task Force approved its mission statement and outlined plans for a hands-on safety audit of the town's most crash-prone intersection.

Maynard's Senior Center Committee set an internal two-week deadline to draft a Proposition 2½ override warrant article for an interim leased senior center, targeting a first-year cost in the range of $200,000 to $250,000.

Maynard's Senior Center Committee finalized its town meeting presentation, targeting a $200,000 annual lease for a new senior center at 141 Parker Street.

Maynard's Select Board, Finance Committee, and School Committee aligned Saturday on the need for a spring Proposition 2½ override to cover a school funding gap, a senior center lease, and a structural solid waste deficit.

Maynard's Sustainability Committee launched its MVP 2.0 climate resilience planning process with a public education session January 29, anchored by a $50,000 state grant to fund a community seed project.

Maynard's Senior Center Committee received a fast-moving update on a request for proposals for senior center lease space and cancelled its December 19 meeting.

Maynard's Senior Center Committee reviewed a UMass Boston aging study and endorsed a budget strategy to fund a potential lease at 141 Parker Street.