Wrentham Community Preservation Committee advances Rice Complex lighting project to full application. The committee unanimously deemed the project eligible, requiring applicants to submit detailed quotes, a lighting plan, project timing, and information on other grant funding pursued. The committee
Wrentham Board of Assessors approves fiscal 2027 tax commitments and overlay transfer. Chairman Thomas DiPlacido presided over unanimous board approvals of the Calendar Year 2026 Motor Vehicle Excise Commitment No. 3 and the fiscal year 2027 preliminary real estate and personal property tax
Planning Board unanimously approves scenic road permit for 280 Berry Street. The Jamgochian applicants will remove four trees and 92 linear feet of stone wall to improve sight distance, replacing the wall and planting 12 compensation trees either on Berry Street or at a town cemetery. Rick Goodreau
Wrentham Select Board hears on-budget report for $25.5 million DPW building and approves Lake Pearl fireworks permit.
The Wrentham Select Board unanimously adopted a sustainable purchasing policy. All five members present, including Chair Chris Gallo and Vice Chair Michelle Rouse, voted to approve the updated policy as presented by Town Manager Michael King. The board also assigned motions for the June 1 Spring
Wrentham Economic Development Commission acknowledges two member vacancies by July. Member Tatiana Danilova will transition to Associate Member status while managing a personal situation, and member Jeff Robison, whose term expires this June, will not seek renewal. Board of Health agent Matt Tanis
Conservation Commission continues Red Dam hearing pending state permits. Wrentham Director of Public Works Brian Antonioli has submitted plans for improvements to Red Dam on Lake Pearl at 715 Franklin Street. Conservation Agent Darryl Luce noted the project will require mitigation of 139 square
Wrentham Zoning Board continues shed variance hearing to June. The board unanimously voted to continue the public hearing on a property-line variance for applicants David Brown and Marie-Elise Boyer-Brown at 525 Thurston St, deferring decision until June 10 pending a Building Commissioner
Wrentham Commission on Disability appoints new treasurer, plans grant application. The four-member commission unanimously elected Joseph Abely as treasurer in a 4-0 vote. Present were Chair Mary Dobek, Vice Chair Rebecca Zitomer, Clerk Jane O'Friel, and Member Abely. The commission discussed
Housing Production Plan Steering Committee holds inaugural meeting. The committee, chaired by Roy Lamothe, engaged RKG Associates and Innes Land Strategies Group to guide a three-month-to-December planning timeline examining existing conditions, analyzing housing trends and needs, and developing