Mendon Water Commission approves Eagle Scout fire hydrant project. Commissioners Vincent Roy and Chair Kevin Rudden unanimously approved Kelsey Shea's proposal to repaint approximately 35 fire hydrants across Mendon's water system as an Eagle Scout project, with Shea to lead volunteer recruitment
Mendon Conservation Commission approves two determinations of applicability with conditions on residential work. Vice Chair Carl Hommel and member Peter Coffin guided approval of a 20-by-22-foot garage at 18 Dudley Road, which requires double-layer erosion controls on a slope near wetlands 50 feet
Mendon's Town Forest Committee named a longtime volunteer trail steward, pending a bylaw review.
Mendon Board of Health unanimously approves contract extension and prior minutes. The board renewed its fiscal 2027 trash and recycling services contract with EL Harvey and formally approved meeting minutes from March 11, March 25, and April 8. Health Agent Colleen Strapponi reported that MassDEP
Mendon approves fiscal 2027 budget of $27.8 million, contingent on override passage. The $26.1 million base operating budget passed with 353 voters in favor and 37 opposed; a $564,402 transfer from the Stabilization Fund and a $1.1 million contingency contingent on a Proposition 2 ½ override
Mendon Parks Commission voted to hire two seasonal counselors for the 2026 summer season; members recommended $15.50 an hour for third-year staff.
Mendon Parks Commission unanimously approves summer counselor hiring and reviews capital projects. The commission hired Gianni Mistretta and Fallon Lozano as recreation counselors at $15.25 per hour, pending background checks, both returning as former employees. The body reviewed summer events
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
Mendon Planning Board releases final lot at Seven Jewel Crossing and clears a backlog of meeting minutes.
Community Preservation Committee rescues affordable housing work with reduced transfer. Chair Anne Mazar and Town Planner Dylan Lindholm persuaded the committee to rescind a prior $500,000 transfer and instead approve moving $100,000 from the ATM 5/4/24 Article 28 account to cover septic upgrades,
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