Lakeville Board of Health Increases Fees for Camps, Perk Tests, and Tobacco Inspections

Overview: The Lakeville Board of Health held a public hearing on May 7th, 2025, to discuss and approve proposed changes to various health-related fees, including those for perk tests, tobacco inspections, and camp permits. The board approved increases in fees, citing increased costs and changes in town activities as reasons for the adjustments.

Lakeville Faces Budget Deficit Amid State Aid Reduction, Plans for Town Meeting

Overview: The Lakeville Select Board convened to address a range of issues, prominently featuring a concerning $414,000 budget deficit caused by a reduction in state smart growth aid. The board also discussed numerous articles for the upcoming town meeting, the resignation of a board member, and plans for a major community Christmas event.

Lakeville Select Board Deliberates on Budget Amendments to Mitigate Staff Reductions and Enhance Student Safety

Overview: In a detailed meeting, the Lakeville Select Board focused on budget amendments aimed at preserving educational staff positions and enhancing student safety in transportation near railway crossings. The meeting also covered public educator compensation, concerns over financial sustainability, and proactive measures to improve bus safety at railroad crossings.

Lakeville Select Board Discusses Redevelopment, Emergency Billing Rates, and Water Infrastructure Challenges

Overview: The Lakeville Select Board meeting on April 28, 2025, addressed several issues, including the proposed redevelopment of the Lakeville State Hospital site, adjustments to emergency medical service billing rates, and ongoing concerns about water management at Learon Hills. The board navigated complex financial and logistical challenges while considering potential impacts on the community.

Lakeville Planning Board Tackles Subdivision Concerns, Approves ANR Plan

Overview: The Lakeville Planning Board, convening on April 24, 2025, addressed concerns related to a proposed subdivision on Holland Road, while also approving an ANR plan for a property on Bedford Street and continuing discussions on other projects. Key issues included private road maintenance, environmental impacts, and homeowner association responsibilities.