Council approves $2.3 million fire truck bond
The Brockton City Council approved a $2.3 million bond for new fire trucks and adopted a pay plan ordinance on a 9-1 vote, with Councilor Thompson dissenting.
The Brockton City Council approved a $2.3 million bond for new fire trucks and adopted a pay plan ordinance on a 9-1 vote, with Councilor Thompson dissenting.
Abington's board approved a garage license and warned that fiscal 2028 budgets may require 5 percent to 10 percent cuts.
Kingston's Select Board declined to revisit the legal authority behind a Duxbury sewer agreement, voting instead to adjourn without further action. Chair Kim Emberg convened the special meeting at residents' request a day before a town meeting where the issue was expected to resurface.
Hingham Select Board delayed a new private way plowing policy to November 1, 2027.
Abington Select Board voted unanimously to explore switching municipal health insurers after cash-flow trouble at its current carrier.
Marshfield Select Board voted 2-0 three times to reschedule Cars and Copters car show licenses from September 26 to October 17.
Hull's Select Board approved an $8.99 million bond sale but put off a vote clarifying its stance on a Coastal Zone Management grant for a combined DPW-Light Plant facility.
Kingston's Select Board voted 5-0 to hire outside counsel to answer an open meeting law complaint over its handling of a Duxbury sewer agreement.
Brockton City Council advanced a $2.3 million fire truck bond to a third reading and granted two business licenses despite the applicant's 2019 forfeiture.
Scituate's Select Board voted to permanently protect eight town-owned properties, capping a decade-long conservation effort. Chair Susan Harrison recused herself because of her ties to the Appleton Field Community Garden, one of the parcels covered.
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