KINGSTON -- March 17, 2026, Kingston Water Commission moves to recover $17,500 from resident over flushable-wipes sewer damage. The commission voted unanimously at its March 17 meeting to send a cease-and-desist
Wareham sewer commissioners approved a $186,865.81 plant change order and tabled a public relations contract.
Kingston's Board of Water Commissioners moved closer to adopting a formal water conservation regulation at its March 10 meeting, settling on key enforcement details while leaving unresolved a legal question about which body holds authority to approve the rule.
Scituate's Central Waterways Commission reviewed a harbor dredging suitability determination and a benchmarking study of safety boats across five neighboring towns at its March 4 meeting.
Kingston Sewer Commission votes to accept a $4.09 million capacity deposit from a Duxbury development project and advances a 30,000-foot sewer expansion.
Kingston's Sewer Commission voted to tentatively accept a sewer hookup request from the Miramar property in Duxbury, a potential multimillion-dollar deal that could help stabilize the department's strained finances.
Scituate Waterways Commission votes 4-3 to advance harbor bylaw definitions, including a contested for-hire captain category.
WHITMAN -- February 11, 2026, Whitman DPW board raises after-hours emergency water service fee and tables dairy farm meter request. The Board of Commissioners voted unanimously at its February 11 meeting to increase the
Kingston water commissioners advance conservation bylaw talks and order shutoffs for non-reading meters.
Scituate Waterways Commission spends two hours overhauling harbor bylaw definitions ahead of an April 20 town meeting.
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