Mendon board debates Cemetery Street closure, school override
Mendon Select Board weighs a four-month Cemetery Street closure and a looming school override.
Mendon Select Board weighs a four-month Cemetery Street closure and a looming school override.
Select Board unanimously appoints administrative assistant, closes warrant. The Mendon Select Board on March 18 voted unanimously to appoint Catelyn Tassone to the full-time Administrative Assistant position serving the Select Board and Town Administrator; Board Member Michael Merolli made the
Mendon Select Board authorizes $175,000 more for snow removal, braces for a costly school override.
Mendon Select Board approves $175,000 in emergency snow removal spending. Chair Jason Kuter and the four-member Board unanimously authorized Highway Superintendent funds following severe winter weather. The Board also approved an updated employee policy effective March 5, with a unanimous roll-call
Mendon board previews FY27 budget, warns of dispatch and police cost spikes ahead.
Select Board reviews six fiscal 2027 departmental budgets without votes. Jason Kuter, Chair, presided as the Board of Health, Assessors, Library, Police, Highway/Grounds/Facilities, and Public Building Maintenance presented plans; Michael Merolli was absent. Notable changes include NearMap software
Select Board reviews four department budgets in joint Finance Committee session. The Council on Aging Director presented plans for expanded community services and volunteer opportunities alongside ADA compliance work. The Town Clerk outlined increasing election responsibilities and proposed
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
Mendon warns a regional school budget gap could top $2 million.
The Mendon Select Board set Annual Town Meeting for May 12, 2026, and opened the warrant for submissions through April 16. In a series of unanimous votes, the board authorized the Highway Superintendent to spend up to $125,000 in deficit funding for snow and ice removal and appointed Sean Glennon
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