Tyngsborough Select Board advanced a public safety facility plan centered on 100 Potash Hill Road and scheduled a December 5 special election. The board voted 4-1 to suspend the Fire Station Building Committee and move forward with acquisition and design of the former Lowell General Hospital
Tyngsborough sets Dec. 5 special election on $4.95 million public safety building.
Tyngsborough taps reserves for a $358,364 emergency capital list ahead of October town meeting. The Capital Asset Management Committee voted 3-0 to recommend the abbreviated fiscal 2027 plan, funded entirely from the town's $960,312.48 Capital Stabilization Fund rather than new borrowing.
The Sustainability Committee assigned staff to four fall environmental events while grappling with volunteer recruitment challenges.
Sustainability Committee approves prior minutes and advances fall environmental programming. The panel confirmed staffing for four events: a Health Fair on September 19 featuring heat pump enrollment and composting education, a Repair Cafe on October 24 at Town Hall, Zero Waste Day on November 7 at
Tyngsborough Sustainability Committee lines up five fall events and flags a creosote timber concern near Winslow School. Vice Chair Kristen Keegan ran Tuesday's meeting for absent Chair Diana Keohane, joined by Keith Morse, Carolyn Scafidi, Deborah Schneider and Anthony Buschur.
Tyngsborough's Commission on Disability will ask the Select Board to make a planned town meeting countdown clock visible to the whole room, not just speakers.
Tyngsborough Board of Health tables plan to shift septic consultant fees onto homeowners.
Tyngsborough Sewer Commission unanimously approves Housing Authority covenant pending inspection. Chair Brian J. Martin and members Frederick H. Perrault and Darryl Wickens voted 3-0 to approve a covenant for the Tyngsborough Housing Authority at Brimley Terrace, subject to plumbing inspection and
Tyngsborough's Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved converting a Dunstable Road billboard from print to digital, then spent most of Thursday's meeting on a new state variance standard.
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