The Millbury School Committee unanimously approved prior minutes and heard combined state budget earmarks of $175,000 from Senator Michael Moore ($125,000) and Representative Paul Frost ($50,000) designated for a wheelchair van, Elmwood Street security cameras, pre-apprenticeship training, and
Commission on Disabilities approves March minutes and continues eight infrastructure accessibility matters. Chair Michael Kennedy reported Spark Millbury at 65 Canal Street has reduced handicap parking spaces from fifteen to four while charging $25 for non-accessible reserved spaces; Kennedy and
Board of Health approves March minutes, discusses new waste facility. The board unanimously approved the prior month's meeting minutes and received updates from the Director of Public Health on Wasted, a porta potty recycling business opening at 50 Howe Avenue; permits have been issued, though the
The Millbury Board of Fire Engineers unanimously approved a twenty-one-hundred-dollar repair to the department's dually truck and advanced recruitment and certification initiatives. Chief Mark Strom reported receipt of a Firefighter Safety Grant and said FY27 budget numbers are under review with
Millbury Finance Committee unanimously approves $6.4M debt for FY27. Chairperson Charles Cooper and members voted to recommend the figure after Chief Financial Officer Katie McKenna reported that a $15.5 million school roof project had been finalized with $465,000 in interest costs on short-term
Millbury Conservation Commission issues negative wetland determination, tables three hearings. The Commission voted unanimously to approve a negative jurisdictional determination for a 241-square-foot isolated wetland at 118 West Main Street, with Conservation Agent Don Flynn confirming
Millbury Sewer Commission grants licenses to two drainlayers and approves three sewer connection permits. Chair Gary Nelson and Vice Chair Happy Erickson, Jr. unanimously approved drainlayer licenses for Matthew Anderson of 102 Property Maintenance, Inc. and Ken Perro of Longwood Development Corp.,
Millbury Assessors approve one statutory exemption and act on abatements. Chairman Jonathan Cammuso, Vice Chairperson Jean Moroski, and Clerk Harold Proodian unanimously approved prior meeting minutes and voted unanimously to grant Sewer Betterments Commitment #62 and related sewer payoff warrant.
Millbury School Committee approves $27.9 million FY27 budget and awards roof work to lowest bidder. The vote was 5-0 to adopt the spending plan, and 4-0 to award the Jr./Sr. High School roof and HVAC project to Colantonio, Inc. of Holliston at $8,473,456 with both alternates accepted, more than
Finance Committee reviews Blackstone Valley Tech budget cuts and changes. Dr. Matt Connors, Assistant Superintendent, reported a 3.95 percent health insurance increase, a zero percent teacher base raise with continuing step increases, and the elimination of eight full-time positions necessary to