Select Board Approves Jopp's 3% Merit Raise
Wellesley Select Board awards Executive Director Megan Jopp a 3 percent merit raise.
Wellesley Select Board awards Executive Director Megan Jopp a 3 percent merit raise.
Sewer Commission leaders accuse Cohasset of signing a Scituate harbor pact without their input.
The Norfolk Select Board voted unanimously to expand its Procurement and Internal Controls Advisory Working Group to 12 members and to execute the warrant for a November 10 special Town Meeting.
Westwood Select Board approves nearly $40 million budget for its FS1 public safety building and pauses use of Flock license-plate cameras.
Westwood Select Board approves $39.98 million fire station budget, suspends license-plate cameras.
Millis Select Board closes warrant for Nov. 9 town meeting, anchored by a $1.6 million sewer deal.
Wellesley Select Board approves Laurel Avenue aqueduct access license, 5-0. The board let developer Babson House LLC use town land near the Cochituate Aqueduct for an 18-month MBTA Communities housing conversion, with the applicant installing a town water loop and relocating a walkway in exchange.
The Quincy City Council voted 9-0 to refer a "No Surprise Government" resolution to the Oversight Committee after Councilor Yuen said records requests showed Flock camera searches topping 600,000 a month for most of this year before dropping to 19 in early September.
The Milton Select Board voted 5-0 to freeze the town's Flock license plate reader contract for 90 days pending legal review.
Medfield Select Board clears a slate of multiyear contracts, with Chair Osler Peterson recusing himself on one vote. Members unanimously approved a three-year, $49,000-a-year audit agreement with R.E.
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