The Brockton City Council's Accounts Committee voted unanimously to ask legislative counsel what authority the council has over unlawful public payments, after disclosures of a $3,650 funeral payment and a decertified school police officer paid $136,635.61 this year.
Hull's Municipal Light Board voted 4-1 to adopt a $110,000 feasibility study scope for the light plant's Edgewater Road site, then voted 5-0 to send it to the Select Board.
The Marshfield Housing Authority approved $300,247.81 in backlogged accounts payable and a $45,043 design contract for masonry repair work.
The Brockton License Commission voted to roll back a Main Street restaurant's hours for two months after police found an unlicensed outdoor bar running in June.
Bridgewater's Charter Review Committee reviewed final results of its townwide citizen survey, finding 87 percent of residents want better responsiveness from town officials.
Whitman's Recreation Commission moved this year's trick-or-treating event into the town hall basement because early voting will occupy the usual auditorium space.
The Marshfield Community Preservation Committee heard six funding requests Wednesday totaling more than $776,000 for its fiscal 2027 cycle. Chairman Dennis Kelleher noted the committee received 15 applications this cycle.
The Bridgewater Tree Committee voted to authorize its tree warden to finalize species and sites for six new street trees on Broad Street.
The Bridgewater Community and Economic Development Committee discussed extending the town's 60-day demolition delay ordinance to as much as 18 months at its October 8 meeting, hearing a proposal from Crescent Street resident James Walsh.
Board formally seated Kathy and Ann as directors and reported approximately $1,248,128 in corporate assets.
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