Select Board approves $450,000 PFAS pilot study
Maynard Select Board approves a $450,000 PFAS pilot study and hears tenants describe years of brown water.
Maynard Select Board approves a $450,000 PFAS pilot study and hears tenants describe years of brown water.
The Select Board approved water source permitting and energy efficiency contracts totaling at least $889,132 in capital spending.
Maynard approved a $780,000 contract to permit five new wells as it works to raise its water withdrawal cap. The Select Board voted 4-0 for the Verdantas LLC contract, funded by a $3 million bond, covering wells near Old Marlborough Road and Rockland Avenue.
Select Board approved $223,000 Shared Streets grant for traffic safety and endorsed Vision Zero.
Maynard's Select Board reversed course and picked a concrete railing for the Main Street bridge rebuild.
Maynard Select Board updated water regulations to address accessory dwelling unit demand and advanced state funding for system upgrades. Director of Public Works Justin DeMarco warned that ADUs pose incremental risk to the already constrained water production capacity. The Board unanimously
Maynard Select Board forwards a first-of-its-kind wine bar license to state regulators and splits 3-2 on a bridge rail design.
Maynard Budget Sub-Committee grapples with unemployment and utilities overages. Town Administrator Gregory Johnson reported unemployment compensation expenses reached $132,976 against a $45,000 budget, an $87,976 overage the Sub-Committee asked the School Department to clarify. A solar array
Select Board outlines framework for fiscal 2027 strategic goals. The board spent its July 13 meeting reviewing the effectiveness of its fiscal 2026 goals and consolidating emerging themes—transportation, economic development, and infrastructure—into a new strategic-goals framework. Chair Mike
The Maynard Select Board elected Mike Stevens as chair and Lindsay McConchie as clerk for fiscal 2027, then approved a $557,200 design contract with VHB for Powder Mill Road safety and transit improvements.
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