Commission on Disability establishes new scholarship for King Philip High School students. The five-member commission unanimously approved a scholarship to be distributed through King Philip High School to a student with an individualized education program, with scholarship criteria due January.
Wrentham Public Works Building Committee votes to demolish existing facility. In a 4-1 decision, the committee approved demolition of the existing Public Works building, with member Brian Antonioli dissenting; the committee then unanimously voted 5-0 to direct Helene Kart Architects to prepare a
Wrentham Select Board votes unanimously to place a conservation restriction on a 65-acre West Wrentham parcel and to sign a cost-bridging deal with the state.
Select Board unanimously backs conservation restriction for 2095 West Street. Chris Gallo's five-member board voted to place the restriction on the property and appointed Richard Mayhew to the Housing Production Plan Committee as the Wrentham Housing Authority Representative. The board accepted
Wrentham advances two residential projects to continued conservation review. The board scheduled June 11 hearings for James Flynn's proposed house reconstruction at 195 Elysium Street and Eliot Jamgochian's two-lot subdivision at 280 Berry Street, while approving a negative determination for
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
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