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Last 14 days

• Select Board advances public safety building plan. The Select Board voted 4-1 on September 21 to advance a Fall Town Meeting warrant article seeking to acquire 100 Potash Hill Road and fund design work to convert it into a new public safety building.Town of Tyngsborough
• Roads Phase II work continues on Tower Road. Construction continues this week on the town's Roads Phase II project in the Tower Road neighborhood, the town said in an update.Town of Tyngsborough
• Town signs new energy aggregation rate contract. The Town of Tyngsborough signed a new twelve-month contract for its municipal energy aggregation program, with an updated electricity rate taking effect for residents in November 2026.Town of Tyngsborough
• Town posts FAQ on Middlesex Road battery site. Tyngsborough compiled a frequently asked questions document about the planned battery storage facility proposed for Middlesex Road, intended to address resident questions about the project.Town of Tyngsborough
• Disability panel to weigh in on town meeting clock rules. Tyngsborough's Commission on Disability plans to ask the Select Board to make a planned town meeting countdown clock visible to the whole room, not just speakers, as members also weigh proposed limits on speaking time and reconsideration motions.Tyngsborough News
• Sustainability Committee sets fall waste event lineup. Tyngsborough's Sustainability Committee finalized new locations for its Repair Cafe (October 24, at Town Hall) and Zero Waste Day (November 7, at the DPW lot), while a member flagged creosote-soaked railroad timber dumped near a creek across from Winslow School following a CSX bridge project.Tyngsborough News
• Capital committee takes up fall spending list. Tyngsborough's Capital Asset Management Committee took up a fall spending list, with Town Manager Colin Wiesel citing recent cyberattacks at Springfield Public Schools and Everett City Hall to push for a hybrid computer backup system and more Town Hall security cameras.Tyngsborough News
• DPW generator plan trips over vendor bankruptcy. Tyngsborough's capital plan includes a Department of Public Works generator, needed after a vendor bankruptcy left the current unit running on salvaged fire department parts. The package heads to a joint Select Board, Finance Committee and Capital Committee session Monday, ahead of October's town meeting.Tyngsborough News
• Town manager gives regular report to Select Board. Town Manager Colin Loiselle presented his regular report to the Select Board at its meeting Monday, September 21, updating members on ongoing town business.Town of Tyngsborough
• Town posts FAQ on Middlesex Road battery facility. The Town of Tyngsborough published a set of frequently asked questions about the planned battery storage facility being developed on Middlesex Road, addressing resident questions about the project.Town of Tyngsborough

Coming up

• Thu, Oct 1, 6 p.m.: Planning Board meets Oct. 1 at Town Hall. The Planning Board holds its regular meeting Thursday, October 1, at 6 p.m. at 25 Bryants Lane.Town of Tyngsborough
• Thu, Oct 1, 6:00 p.m.: Planning Board meets Oct. 1 at 25 Bryants Lane. The Planning Board meets Thursday, October 1 from 6 to 8 p.m. at 25 Bryants Lane.Town of Tyngsborough

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