Town Seeks Feedback on Fire Station Project

The Town of Tyngsborough is asking residents to weigh in on the future of the Fire Station Project as the Select Board and the Fire Station Building Committee weigh next steps, according to a News Flash posted to the town website.

TOWN HALL

Town officials are soliciting community feedback on the Fire Station Project, with the Select Board and Fire Station Building Committee set to consider the input as they determine how to proceed, per the town's News Flash page. The Fire Station Building Committee is scheduled to meet Wednesday, July 29, presumably to continue those discussions.

Separately, the Department of Public Works' Sewer Division presented information on sewer rates at the Select Board's July 13 meeting, following a recent rate increase. The town has since posted background information on the rate change for residents seeking more detail on the new charges.

The latest edition of the Green Arches Weekly, dated July 17, 2026, is also available on the town website, offering residents a roundup of local happenings compiled by the newsletter's editors.

Residents can also expect activity from several town boards this week: the Select Board meets Monday, July 27, followed by the Historical Commission and Conservation Commission, both meeting Tuesday, July 28.

COMING UP

The Select Board meets Monday, July 27. The Historical Commission and the Conservation Commission both meet Tuesday, July 28. The Fire Station Building Committee meets Wednesday, July 29. The July 17 edition of the Green Arches Weekly newsletter is available now on the town website for residents who want a fuller community rundown.

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