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.
Maynard Select Board heard a $60 million wastewater plant warning and previewed proposed 7 percent utility rate hikes at its March 3 remote meeting.
Select Board unanimously approves $200,000 Verdantas contract for water well exploration. Chaired by David Gavin and including members Mike Stevens, Chris DiSilva, Lindsay McConchie, and Jeffrey Swanberg, the board voted 5-0 to advance the Phase 2 Rockland Avenue Water Treatment Plant capacity plan
Maynard Select Board approves $200,000 well exploration contract as rate equity dispute simmers.
Select Board and Finance Committee jointly reviewed Maynard's FY27 budget, surfacing a projected $325,000 general fund deficit. Town Administrator Gregory Johnson presented recommendations centered on revenue forecasts, water supply planning at Rockland Avenue, insurance renewals, and a Deputy Fire
Select Board unanimously approves Senior Center lease and opioid settlement distribution. The board approved a 15-year lease with The Lexvest Group for 141 Parker Street as the town's new Senior Center and adopted a distribution framework for $137,631.14 in opioid settlement funds received to date,
Maynard Select Board unanimously approves 15-year senior center lease and opioid fund framework at February 3 meeting.
Select Board and Budget Subcommittee approve prior minutes, hear comprehensive fiscal update. Town Administrator Gregory Johnson reviewed FY25 closeout status and FY26 expenditures through December 2025, then presented his FY27 recommendations submitted January 21. Major proposals include a new
Maynard Select Board unanimously authorized applications for a Massachusetts Clean Energy Center grant and approved a downtown development licensing agreement. The board voted 5-0 to pursue HVAC improvements at Fowler Middle School through the no-match-required grant program, with final selection
Maynard Select Board hears FY27 budget built around a potential $25 million water infrastructure debt exclusion and a projected $33 average tax-bill increase.
Select Board unanimously approves water infrastructure contracts and reviews DPW staffing crisis. The board authorized a $119,364 contract with Stantec Consulting Services for a Massachusetts Water Resources Authority connection cost analysis shared by ten communities, and approved a $55,800
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