Select Board approves two new committees and appoints Council on Aging replacement. The board unanimously accepted Helen Bomar's resignation from the Council on Aging and appointed Nancy Hill to fill the vacancy through June 30, 2027. Carole Julius, Chair in the roster but Vice-Chair, was
Library Board of Trustees approves updated circulation policy, with director weighing passport processing expansion. Director Karen Urbec proposed the FY27 budget, reflecting a two percent cut that would reduce funding by approximately $28,000; the library plans to offset losses by drawing more
East Bridgewater Conservation Commission votes unanimously to approve three residential property permits. Chair Claire Yocum and members Craig Winsor, Steven Sears, Paul Damon, and Andrew Heath issued Orders of Conditions for projects at 51 Stonegate Drive (inground pool and shed), 1512 Washington
Old Colony transportation committee votes to cut transit funding by $1.45 million. The Old Colony JTC voted unanimously to reduce federal RTACAP funding for a Brockton Area Regional Transit Authority maintenance facility project from $2.15 million to $700,000. Michael Lambert of BAT thanked the
Council on Aging approves Nancy Hill as interim member. Chair Dee Dee Rogers led the board to unanimously accept Helen C. Bomar's resignation and approve Hill to complete Bomar's term through June 2027. Director Susan Prendergast reported the Council's receipt of a State formula grant at $16 per
East Bridgewater Board of Health approves invoices and permits. Vice Chair Rob Lyons presided over the February meeting in the absence of Chair Andrew Hudson, approving nearly $25,200 in invoices including $24,650 for landfill monitoring through December 2025. The board also approved 2026 permits
Select Board unanimously approves Gilbane as Construction Manager at Risk for Central Elementary School project. The firm was selected from nine prequalified companies following interviews January 15 and 16, with the Building Committee endorsing the choice January 21. Early site preparation is
East Bridgewater Planning Board approves subdivision; advances zoning for May town vote. Board Chair Kevin Reilly's panel unanimously approved a Form A subdivision of 876 Plymouth Street into two street-fronting lots and one estate lot, and unanimously closed ten special engineering accounts. The
East Bridgewater Patriotic Activities Committee plans Memorial Day enhancements for May 25. Chair Paul L. Connell presided over the committee, which unanimously approved prior minutes and assigned members to research equipment upgrades. Committee Clerk Dalphina Rogers will obtain cost estimates for
East Bridgewater Historical Commission postponed action on a Millet Artist's cottage demolition request. Chairman Dale R. Julius and the panel, including Vice-Chairman Alexandra Waugh, Secretary Lois Nelson, Member Joshua Sampson, and Member Katherine Wolfe, agreed to conduct a property inspection
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