Butler Farm Re-Use Committee approved prior minutes and reported a $4,800 account balance at its March 18 meeting. The committee acknowledged a $675 donation from Kustomized Dezines for the farm sign and confirmed tilling will resume in late May once soil conditions allow. Committee members
Board of Health approves free transfer stickers for seniors and disabled veterans. The Millbury board unanimously voted to eliminate the $25 fee for second household transfer stickers for spouses or partners of residents aged 65 and older, effective immediately. Board members James Morin, John
Millbury Fire Engineers approve encampment yard use, appoint superintendent. The board unanimously appointed FF DJ Lizotte as Fire Alarm Superintendent and approved use of the fire department's front side yard for overflow troops during a civil war encampment August 7 through 9. The board also
Millbury School Committee approves prior session minutes and hears School Choice account status. The Committee unanimously approved Regular Session and Executive Session minutes from February 26, 2026, each by 4-0 votes. Assistant Business Manager Patrick Mara reported the School Choice Revolving
The Commission on Disabilities unanimously approved a formal name change at its March 12 meeting. Chair Michael Kennedy participated remotely while Vice Chair Daniel Jakes was absent; present were Treasurer Kent Stowe, Clerk Georgia Moir, Jim Clifford, and Deborah Dymek. The commission reported
Millbury Sewer Commission approves routine abatement and policy updates. Chairperson Gary Nelson oversaw unanimous votes on a $207.20 sewer abatement for 16 Oakes Street, approval of Betterment Commission 62, and an updated meter deduction policy. All three measures passed with no dissent. The
Millbury Selectmen approve FY27 budget framework for May finalization. Town Manager Karyn Clark walked the board through demographics, revenue, state aid, capital improvements, and individual warrant articles at the March 10 meeting, with the complete budget slated for presentation May 5. The board
Board of Assessors approves February tax abatements and exemptions. Chairperson Jonathan Cammuso, Vice Chairperson Jean Moroski, and Clerk Harold Proodian unanimously approved 2026 February motor vehicle excise tax abatements and real estate statutory exemptions. The board also approved one
Planning Board continues three land-use matters to March 23. The board voted 4-0 to continue a public hearing on the 100 Riverlin Street site plan and stormwater permit, as well as two subdivision applications at 26 Sycamore Street, with board members flagging legal concerns about the proposed
Finance Committee shrinks town deficit to $606,000 and approves payroll transfer. CFO Katie McKenna reported that correcting the Warren Street pump station debt accounting eliminated $194,000 of the original $800,000 shortfall, and a $108,000 increase in local receipts projections further reduced
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