Conservation Commission opens public hearing on Lake Singletary drawdown project, continues to March 4. The five-member board voted 5-0 to open and continue the Notice of Intent hearing after the proponent requested postponement; Member Stacey Reed compiled research and questions from a Final
Millbury Dog Park Committee unanimously elects Andrew Leighton to serve as clerk. The committee took this action at its February 17 meeting, following a nomination by Chair Susan Ainsleigh and second from Vice Chair Charles Nugent. Town Clerk Jayne Davolio presented a town proposal to waive dog
School Committee approves $250,000 in warrant articles for May town meeting. Chairperson Christopher Wilbur and the committee unanimously backed proposed articles authorizing $105,000 for technology and Wi-Fi licensing, $80,000 for a pickup truck with plow and sander, and $65,000 for exterior door
Millbury Finance Committee heard departmental budgets and discussed capital priorities with $3,269,102 in Certified Free Cash available. CFO Katie McKenna reported a 7.2 percent increase in Animal Control funding, Health Department expenses rising $700, and noted that 23 capital projects have been
Board of Health waives mobile food permit fees for school event. The board unanimously waived the standard $100 one-day mobile food permit fee for each of four vendors at the Millbury Public Schools Community Block Party on May 9, 2026, from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., because the school will charge
Millbury Selectmen approve six-month Class II Motor Vehicle Dealer License for Mass Motor Auto LLC. Operator Munis Tashpulatov completed required police inspection, resolved a civil complaint, and issued a customer refund; the board voted unanimously to grant the license pending six-month review.
Board of Assessors approves January tax relief and commitment warrant. The Millbury board unanimously cleared seven separate items: boat excise and motor vehicle excise tax abatements, real estate senior work-off relief, statutory exemptions, 38D commercial surcharge abatement, and betterment
Planning Board sponsors three articles for spring town meeting. The board unanimously advanced amendments to the Bramanville Village District (eliminating residential maximum setbacks), off-site parking regulations, and an S-2 zoning map change. Town Planner Victor Panak presented each article; all
Asa Waters Task Force approves foundation restoration bid and landscaping contract. The seven-member task force voted to accept a bid from Village Green Restoration for foundation work out of eight submitted proposals ranging from $68,000 to $134,000, with state funding of $50,000 subject to 50/50
Capital Improvement Planning Committee rejected Knack utilities tracking feature and set next meeting focus on FY27 capital project recommendations. Attending were William Pratt, Mark Hollis, Cory Sulminski, Matt Stencel, and Nick Lazzaro.
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