Government

Hopkinton Police Department seeks your feedback

By contributor,
27 July, 2019

ln an effort to evaluate and formalize the vision for the Hopkinton Police Department Chief Lee
has launched the process of developing a strategic plan for the Hopkinton Police Department.
"AIlyou have to do is drive around town and you can see allthe change that is happening in
town. lt is a very exciting period of growth and we want to ensure that the police department is
poised to continue delivering the highest level of service to our community."
The first phase of the strategic plan development process is to conduct a community survey. lt

Senate Passes Bill to Ban Child Marriage, Promote Healthcare Access and Reaffirms Support for Public Employee Unions

By contributor,
26 July, 2019

BOSTON – The Massachusetts State Senate wrapped up an active session Thursday, overwhelmingly passing legislation prohibiting an individual from entering into marriage with a minor. In addition, the Senate approved two health care-related bills, one aimed at helping consumers more clearly understand the services offered by providers and another expanding access to eye care. The Senate also rejected an amendment offered by the Governor on a bill that protects a public unions’ ability to effectively represent all workers in labor agreements.

Community Notice: Zoning Advisory Committee Vacancies

By contributor,
26 July, 2019

The Planning Board is seeking individuals interested in serving on the Zoning Advisory Committee (ZAC) in varying capacities as outlined below.

The purpose of the ZAC is to review and develop proposals for zoning bylaw and zoning map amendments, and to make recommendations to the Planning Board in preparation for Annual Town Meeting. The Board is looking for residents committed to addressing various zoning related topics in depth, and committed to attending regular evening meetings year round.

Community Notice: Zoning Advisory Committee Vacancies

By contributor,
26 July, 2019

The Planning Board is seeking individuals interested in serving on the Zoning Advisory Committee (ZAC) in varying capacities as outlined below.

Roadwork Notice: Eastview RD Driveway Aprons

By contributor,
24 July, 2019

On 7/27 crews will be on Eastview Rd repairing and adjusting driveway aprons. Work hours will be approximately 7am-5pm.

Job Posting: Public Health Nurse

By contributor,
24 July, 2019

Title: Public Health Nurse
Classification: Professional
Department: Board of Health Grade: 8
Reports to: Health Director FLSA Status: Exempt
Effective Date: 7/1/2019 Union Status: Non-represented
This position is appointed by the Town Manager. The Town Manager has delegated the supervision of
the position to the Health Services Director.
Summary
The Public Health Nurse maintains the public’s health by providing health services and information, in

Legislature Passes Balanced Budget with Targeted Investments in Education, Housing, Environment

By contributor,
23 July, 2019

July 22, 2019 – BOSTON – Today the Massachusetts Legislature passed its Fiscal Year 2020 (FY20) budget, which invests in programs and services across the Commonwealth. Funded at $43.1 billion, the budget makes major investments in education, housing, substance use disorder services, health care, and other areas while projecting a more than $476 million deposit into the Stabilization Fund – bringing the fund’s balance to more than $3 billion to safeguard the future of vital programs and services.

Legislature Passes Balanced Budget with Targeted Investments in Education, Housing, Environment

By contributor,
23 July, 2019

Community Notice: Work on Cedar Street Water Main to Begin Next Week

By contributor,
19 July, 2019

Please be advised that night work to replace the Cedar Street water main will begin next week. There will be detour signs in place to direct traffic around the construction.

Please be advised the hours of work for the Cedar Street water main replacement will be 9PM to 5AM

7/18: Senate President Spilka to Attend I-90 Intermodal Forum

By contributor,
17 July, 2019

Framingham– On Thursday, July 18, Senate President Karen Spilka (D-Ashland) will attend the I-90 Intermodal Forum to learn more about the state's plan to overhaul a portion of the Massachusetts Turnpike in Allston and its potential impact on the MetroWest region. According to the Massachusetts Department of Transportation, the project will include straightening a portion of Interstate 90 and other changes to accommodate development in Allston/Brighton.