MetroWest RECC District advances regional emergency communications infrastructure. The governing board voted 2-0, with Chair Kristi Williams abstaining, to approve a lease agreement for the district's facility at 20 Phillips Street, and unanimously authorized $54,542.52 in Vertex invoices.
The MetroWest RECC Operations Committee discussed emergency communications infrastructure and CAD system implementation. Chair Andrew Puntini convened the May 19 meeting with five chiefs present: Neil Minardi, Patrick Purcell, Todd Minardi, Eric Mathieu, and Ryan Newell. Executive Director Brian
WESTBOROUGH -- May 19, 2026, Westborough Library Building Committee approves $109,000 security camera system and clears $179,000 in change orders as project nears 80 percent of contingency. Meeting remotely on May 19, Vice
Youth Commission unanimously recommends two candidates to Select Board. The commission interviewed seven applicants using a standardized seven-question protocol covering monthly meeting attendance, town meeting participation, youth voice advocacy, community representation, and personal interests.
The Westborough Public Art Committee held its first meeting and unanimously elected Anna Leduc Chair, Molly Kane Co-Chair, and Tracy Spadafora Secretary. The ten-member committee, meeting hybrid at Forbes Municipal Building, discussed potential projects including a public art highlight during
Westborough 250th American Revolution Anniversary Committee advanced planning for the town's bicentennial celebration. Chair Roberta Brown and the Committee coordinated event logistics with Police, Fire, Public Works, Recreation, and Economic Development. The Committee finalized the opening program
The Westborough Select Board advanced $345,000 in interdepartmental transfers for public works, water, and sewer infrastructure. The approvals include $110,000 for Bowman Lane paving and downtown sidewalk repairs, $125,000 for East Main Street water main repairs and Moore Street well
Sustainable Westborough approves decarbonization roadmap, clearing the final step for Climate Leader Communities certification. Chair Peter Flynn led the committee to unanimously approve the roadmap, which uses a "Zero Over Time" approach to replace municipal systems as they reach end-of-life.
Veterans Advisory Board approves prior minutes and confirms 2026 flag placement schedule. Chair Marshall Preston and Secretary Paul Horrigan led the May 11 meeting, with the board setting dates for flag placement and retrieval at veteran gravesites from April through November, including Memorial
Select Board enters closed session over CarMax litigation. Vice Chair Mark Silverberg called the meeting to order remotely and the board unanimously approved a motion by Member Patrick Welch to enter executive session under Massachusetts General Law Chapter 30A for litigation strategy discussions