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Select Board approves appointments, banners, and calendaring platform.

Select Board approves appointments and calendaring contract. The Mendon Select Board unanimously appointed Michael Byrne to the General Bylaw Review Committee and Steven Dehestani as Cell Monitor for the Police Department, and authorized Town Administrator Jeremy Stull to execute a contract for the

Select Board · Meeting of May 6, 2026

MENDON — Select Board approves appointments and calendaring contract. The Mendon Select Board unanimously appointed Michael Byrne to the General Bylaw Review Committee and Steven Dehestani as Cell Monitor for the Police Department, and authorized Town Administrator Jeremy Stull to execute a contract for the CivicLift community calendaring solution. Board members also unanimously approved the 2026 Memorial Day Parade route and a Friends of Mendon Elders banner display at Founders Park through June 6.

Chair Jason Kuter presented a proclamation recognizing Vice Chair Michael Goddard's nine years of board service. The Board tabled a Route 16 reconstruction project's request to use Town-owned property as a construction laydown area, directing Stull to pursue alternative sites due to concerns over trail development and school parking impacts.

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Source: the Select Board meeting of May 6, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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