Maynard Select Board Approves Sculpture Installation and Discusses Tax Classification for FY26

Overview: During a recent meeting, the Maynard Select Board unanimously approved a proposal for a sculpture installation along the Assabet River Rail Trail and held a discussion on tax classification for the fiscal year 2026. The meeting covered a range of topics, including town property use, committee appointments, and upcoming community events, with the sculpture installation and tax discussions taking center stage.

Maynard Considers Joining Regional Dispatch Amidst Ongoing Water Supply Challenges

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Maynard Select Board explored several issues, most notably the proposal to join a regional dispatch system and the ongoing challenges with the town’s water supply. The board discussed the potential benefits of integrating with a regional public safety communications system managed by Holbrook, emphasizing state financial incentives for the transition. Concurrently, the board grappled with discussions on the town’s water management, highlighting aging infrastructure and the high costs of necessary improvements.

Maynard’s Select Board Approves Key Infrastructure Repairs Amidst Budgetary Concerns and Environmental Initiatives

Overview: The Maynard Select Board meeting was marked by the approval of infrastructure repairs, discussions on budgetary allocations for water improvements, and efforts to secure funding for energy efficiency projects. The board tackled a range of issues, from aging infrastructure to environmental sustainability, while also planning for future town meetings and community engagement.

Maynard Select Board Debates Solar Projects Amidst School Committee Concerns

Overview: During a recent Maynard Select Board meeting, the primary focus was on the proposed solar projects for the Green Meadow and Fowler Schools. The Board discussed articles for an upcoming town meeting. Concerns were raised by a school committee representative who emphasized that the committee had not been given adequate time to review the proposals, potentially delaying the projects. The dialogue underscored the need for transparency and further collaboration between the Select Board and the school committee to ensure mutual understanding before moving forward.

Maynard Select Board Grapples with Mounting Fines and Safety Concerns Over Deteriorating Property

Overview: The recent Maynard Select Board meeting primarily focused on the ongoing issues surrounding a deteriorating property on Maple Street, which has been a longstanding concern due to its unsafe condition and the mounting fines associated with code violations. The board discussed potential legal actions to address the situation while simultaneously considering the financial implications of such measures. Additionally, other topics included the approval of a liquor license application and plans for community events.