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Select Board Votes to Advance Hill Street Acceptance Process
Select Board advances Hill Street toward acceptance while denying Point Street petition.
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Select Board approves hybrid design for Main Street
Natick Select Board advanced hybrid design for Main Street Improvement Project. The Board unanimously approved September 9 to move the hybrid concept into the 25% design phase, securing $500,000 in state TIP grant funding.
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SELECT BOARD RETAINS CBIZ FOR FISCAL 2026, BEGINS FY27 PROCUREMENT
The Select Board voted unanimously to retain CBIZ for fiscal 2026 despite audit findings of control gaps.
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Select Board approves Officer Travis Moran's promotion to sergeant
The Natick Select Board unanimously approved Officer Travis Moran as sergeant, the first promotion under a non-civil service model.
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SELECT BOARD, SCHOOL COMMITTEE DISCUSS JOINT COLLABORATION PLANS
The Select Board and School Committee held a joint dinner planning meeting.
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Select Board approves fall town meeting warrant
The Natick Select Board voted unanimously to approve the 2026 Fall Annual Town Meeting Warrant on August 24. Chair Kathryn M. Coughlin, Vice-Chair Linda Wollschlager, and member Bruce T. Evans all voted yes.
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Select Board Defers Main Street Vote to September 9
Natick's Select Board deferred a Main Street redesign vote to September 9 after extensive discussion of a $11 million state-funded project that would reshape downtown.
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Select Board Confirms Smith as Treasurer/Collector, Approves Liquor License
Natick Select Board confirmed Smith as Treasurer/Collector and approved a controversial new liquor license.
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Natick Select Board approves 34-town waste pact
Natick Select Board voted to join a 34-town waste contract negotiation consortium. The board unanimously authorized entry into an intermunicipal agreement with Walpole and 33 other municipalities, including Worcester, for joint solid waste negotiations serving energy-from-waste facilities. Town
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Select Board Backs Community Solar for Low-Income Residents
The Natick Select Board authorized a community solar program expected to reduce electricity bills for approximately 1,200 low-income residents by an average of $400 per year.
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