Maynard Select Board Approves Cart-Based Solid Waste Program Starting July 1
Maynard Select Board unanimously launches cart-based solid waste enterprise fund with rates effective July 1.
Maynard Select Board unanimously launches cart-based solid waste enterprise fund with rates effective July 1.
Select Board adopts new solid waste rates to eliminate general fund subsidy. The program, launching July 1, 2026, will charge $300 per year for weekly collection and $180 for biweekly, ending a longstanding 50 percent general fund subsidy of waste operations. Director of Public Works Justin DeMarco
Maynard Budget Subcommittee reviews fiscal 2026 status and prepares town meeting warrant. Town Administrator Gregory Johnson reported that 78 percent of budgeted local receipts have been received at the three-quarter mark through the fiscal year, with concerns about investment income due to
Maynard Select Board authorizes $121,200 five-year police body camera contract with net town cost of $51,188.80 after $70,000 state grant. David Gavin chaired; all five board members present. The Board unanimously approved fiscal year 2027 free cash appropriations including $70,000 from the Special
Maynard Select Board cancels dormant liquor license and approves $70,000 school transportation transfer in wide-ranging Tuesday session.
Select Board approves water rate increases and school bond financing. The board unanimously approved Fiscal Year 2027 water and sewer rates effective July 1, 2026, with Director of Public Works Justin DeMarco explaining that the higher rate option would fund engineering for the Rockland Avenue
Maynard Select Board unanimously approves 7 percent water and sewer rate increase for fiscal year 2027.
Town Budget Subcommittee unanimously elects Mike Stevens as chair and confirms $2.1M in available free cash. Town Administrator Gregory Johnson reported the revised total — up from an initial $714,809 Department of Revenue certification — after securing a recertification adding $489,337 and
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 heard a $60 million wastewater plant warning and previewed proposed 7 percent utility rate hikes at its March 3 remote meeting.
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