Maynard Select Board Approves Water Filter Rebate Program Amid Budget Discussions

Overview: During the Maynard Select Board meeting, members approved a water filter rebate program designed to address ongoing water quality concerns affecting approximately 600 households in the town. The program, which offers rebates of $500 for point-of-use systems and $2,000 for point-of-entry systems, aims to assist residents dealing with water discoloration and related issues. The decision to launch the program on June 2 follows several complaints regarding water quality, with over 558 logged since January, notably from the Digital Way apartments. With clarity and transparency as priorities, the board emphasized the importance of sharing information with the public as the program progresses.

Girl Scout Troop’s AED Donation and Water Rate Hike Dominate Maynard Select Board Meeting

Overview: The Maynard Select Board meeting addressed several issues, with a focus on a Girl Scout Gold Award project involving the donation of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) across town and the approval of a water and sewer rate increase. Other notable discussions included budget considerations for the upcoming fiscal year, appointments to the board of registrars, and the town’s infrastructure projects.

Maynard Select Board Tackles Senior Center Funding and School Budget Challenges

Overview: The Maynard Select Board meeting addressed issues, including the need for a new Senior Center and the fiscal challenges facing the school budget. These discussions revealed the pressing financial decisions the town must navigate as it plans for future infrastructure and community needs.

Maynard Select Board Debates Tax Rate Adjustments Amidst Budget Constraints

Overview: The recent Maynard Select Board meeting focused on the town’s fiscal challenges, including debates over tax rate adjustments and budget allocations. Central to the discussion was the potential shift in tax rates, which aims to balance financial responsibilities between residential and commercial properties while accommodating the town’s increasing budget demands. The board also explored the necessity for new positions within the fire department and addressed transparency and accessibility concerns.

Maynard Residents Voice Strong Concerns Over Proposed Avalon Bay Development Amid Environmental and Safety Worries

Overview: The recent Maynard Select Board meeting was dominated by discussions on a proposed development project by Avalon Bay, highlighting community opposition due to environmental, safety, and infrastructural concerns. Over 400 public comments were received, with the overwhelming majority expressing dissatisfaction with the high-density development proposed in an area designated for single-family homes. The board underscored the importance of community involvement and review processes before making decisions on projects impacting the town.