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Select Board approves personnel policy updates, plans MURSD budget meeting.

Select Board approves personnel policy updates on bereavement, leave, and remote work. The Board, meeting with the Finance Committee, reviewed Fiscal 2027 budgets for Fire, Human Resources, and Veterans' Services, with the Town Administrator outlining structural changes including creation of an

Finance Committee Delegates Budget Prep to Town Administrator

Mendon Finance Committee delegates Fiscal 2027 budget preparation to Town Administrator Jeremy Stull. Vice-Chair Carl Hommel, with members Billy Haddad and Jesse Curll present and Ron Zammuto attending remotely, approved the motion unanimously, aligning the Finance Committee's decision with a

Conservation Commission issues cease-and-desist on commercial forestry at Washington Street

Conservation Commission issues cease-and-desist on commercial logging at Washington Street properties. Conservation Agent Isabella Genova discovered timber cutting in wetland areas without the required forest cutting plan; approximately fifty cords had already been removed by unlicensed harvesters

General By-laws Committee approves prior minutes, schedules noise bylaw public hearing.

Mendon's General By-laws Review Committee approved prior minutes and scheduled a public hearing on the noise bylaw for February 25. Chair Tom Merolli's committee, which also includes members Joanne Lamothe, Carl Hommel, and Karen Meade, is advancing several bylaw amendments: the Town Administrator

Board of Health approves septic upgrade and dumpster regulations.

Board of Health approves septic upgrade, dumpster amendments unanimously. Chairman Alan Greenberg, Vice-Chairman Tom Fichtner, and Member Joyce Gilmore voted unanimously to allow an 80-foot septic system offset at 17 Hartford Avenue West despite standard Title 5 requirements of 100 feet, based on