Select Board approves prior meeting minutes, receives FY27 budget presentations. During a joint session with the Finance Committee on March 2, IT Director Tara Paraglia, Media Director Karen Foye, and Elections Department head Pam Menconi detailed requests covering staffing, technology, and
The Middleborough Finance Committee voted to approve prior meeting minutes and discussed FY27 departmental budgets. The Committee voted 3-2 with one abstention on the February minutes, then heard joint Select Board presentations on Information Technology, Elections, and Media budgets. Members
Middleborough Select Board reviewed FY26 budgets ahead of a management transition. IT Director Tara Paraglia detailed technology and cyber security spending; Media Director Karen Foye requested staffing support, noting an annual eight thousand dollar Civic Plus fee; Elections Director Pam Menconi
Board of Assessors approves fiscal 2026 real estate reports at routine March meeting. Chair Paula Burdick, Members Robin Perry and Barbara Erickson absent, and Assessor Ross Lawrence met to approve the Real Estate Exemption and Real Estate Abatement Monthly Reports for January unanimously. Lawrence
Select Board approves Interim Town Manager contract, rejecting Farley amendment. The board voted 4-1 to accept the interim contract as written and signed by Joe Perkins, with Teresa Farley opposing. Farley's motion to amend hiring, firing, and negotiation responsibilities failed 1-4. In other
Select Board approves interim manager contract after Farley amendment fails. The Select Board backed the Interim Town Manager contract as signed by Joe Perkins on a 4-1 vote, rejecting Teresa Farley's proposed amendment to limit hiring and firing responsibilities. Chair Mark Germain, Bill Pike, Tom
Commission continues Summer Street dwelling hearing over stormwater questions. The Middleborough Conservation Commission on Thursday, chaired by Diane C. Stewart, voted to continue a hearing on a proposed single-family home at 177 Summer Street Parcel A to March 5, citing missing documentation on
Middleborough Tourism Committee approves $1,689 in event expenses and holiday logistics. Chairperson Leilani Dalpe and Co-Chairperson Nathan Demers oversaw unanimous approval of five invoices covering purchases from BJ's, Ocean State, shuttle services, and holiday supplies. The committee is
Middleborough Planning Board defers three bylaw items to next month. Chair Allin Frawley presided over a four-member session on February 17, with William B. Garceau and Anders Martenson IV absent. The board unanimously approved $387.39 in vendor payments and postponed discussion of the Open Space
Herring Commission votes to participate in River Herring Festival. The Middleborough-Lakeville Herring Fishery Commission voted unanimously to apply for participation in the 2026 River Herring Festival on April 11-12, with Secretary Bruce Chase submitting the application to the Middleborough
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