Select Board approves flashing stop sign on Madison St
Wrentham's Select Board approved a flashing stop sign at Madison and East streets after Pond Meadow residents reported repeated crashes near their property.
Wrentham's Select Board approved a flashing stop sign at Madison and East streets after Pond Meadow residents reported repeated crashes near their property.
Wrentham's Select Board voted 4-0 to sign the warrant for the November 9 Annual Fall Town Meeting. Chair Chris Gallo presided over the roughly seven-minute remote meeting with Members James Anderson and Roy Lamothe and Vice Chair Michelle Rouse; Clerk Bill Harrington was absent.
Select Board unanimously signed the November 9 Annual Fall Town Meeting Warrant. The 4-0 vote was recorded at the Oct. 13 meeting, with James Anderson, Chris Gallo, Roy Lamothe, and Michelle Rouse present; Bill Harrington, Clerk, was absent. Chair Gallo called the meeting to order at 4:00 PM.
Wrentham Select Board voted unanimously on eight substantive measures, approving a "Caution - Curve" sign for Bennett Street after a public hearing where Police Chief Bill McGrath supported a resident safety request.
Wrentham Select Board met with Congressman Jake Auchincloss to discuss town priorities and tour downtown development sites. Board Chair Chris Gallo, Clerk Bill Harrington, Vice Chair Michelle Rouse, and Member James Anderson, who departed at 2:43 PM, discussed the West Wrentham Well project, Route
Wrentham Select Board asks CPC to revisit a contested lake-funding vote and opens a review of license plate readers.
Wrentham Select Board unanimously approved updated Water Rules and Regulations and ordered a surveillance technology review. The Board approved water amendments as presented by Interim Director of Public Works Paul Scott, and directed Town Manager Michael King to investigate automated surveillance
Wrentham Select Board approves $5 million note for new elementary school, hears Norwood Hospital update.
Wrentham Select Board authorizes $5 million bond anticipation notes for school. Voting unanimously on September 1, the board approved the sale of $5 million in General Obligation Bond Anticipation Notes at 4.00 percent interest, maturing September 16, 2027, sold to TD Financial Products LLC at par
Wrentham Select Board unanimously approves special events, opens November town meeting warrant. The board cleared three special event permits at its August 18 meeting: Paranormal Cirque at Cracker Barrel Fairgrounds (August 21-24) and Cirque Italia at Wrentham Premium Outlets (October 2-5), plus a
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