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Aug 14, 2026

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Council Elects 2026 Leadership

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Briefing

Jun 22, 2026

Council advances land, budget and licensing actions

The Council unanimously approved a $59,500 grant for preliminary evaluation of the potential acquisition of the Houde Tree Farm property. It also approved releasing a deed restriction on a unit at 64 Village Drive and advanced several finance, personnel, licensing, and utility matters.

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Briefing

Jun 8, 2026

Council Advances School and Stormwater Funding

The City Council referred a $160.54 million bond proposal for a new K-5 elementary school and a $6.3 million stormwater infrastructure bond to the Finance Committee and authorized advertising the bonds.

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Briefing

May 18, 2026

Council Advances Budget and Utility Decisions

The council reviewed a proposed Fiscal Year 2027 operating budget of $222,882,585, a 4.24% increase over the prior appropriation, and approved several financial controls and utility-pole petitions.

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Briefing

May 4, 2026

Council schedules $222.9 million budget hearing

The City Council scheduled a May 18 public hearing on Marlborough’s proposed Fiscal Year 2027 operating budget of $222,882,585, a 4.24% increase over the Fiscal Year 2026 appropriation. The Council also approved a Hudson Street utility pole installation with 13 construction and safety conditions.

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Briefing

Apr 27, 2026

Council approves utility work and licenses

The City Council approved a new joint-owned utility pole on Simarano Drive and approximately 1,315 feet of communications conduit on Forest Street, subject to engineering and permitting conditions. It also renewed commercial licenses, extended a gas station’s 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. operating hours for one year, and set three utility-pole petitions for public hearings on May 4, 2026.

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Briefing

Apr 6, 2026

City Council meeting summary

The City Council unanimously accepted $220,876.41 in grants: $20,876.41 for fire safety gear and $200,000 for Women’s Veterans Park rehabilitation and continued local Commuter Shuttle operations. The council also approved utility infrastructure work subject to permitting and site conditions.

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Briefing

Mar 23, 2026

Council approves grants and project actions

The City Council approved three grants totaling $548,000 for digital Building Department records, a Police Department body-worn camera program, and heating and cooling upgrades at Fire Station 1 and the Police Department.

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Briefing

Mar 9, 2026

Council Advances Housing and Funding Matters

The council referred a proposed zoning amendment that would increase the Results Way Mixed Use Overlay District limit from 100 to 400 dwelling units and scheduled a public hearing for April 6, 2026. It also referred a $565,811 transfer from PEG funds to support WMCT-TV operations and capital items for fiscal year 2027.

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Briefing

Feb 9, 2026

City Council meeting summary

The City Council unanimously approved the 2026–2032 Final Open Space and Recreation Plan and accepted grants and gifts totaling $26,600 for a festival, library programs, a children’s-room mural, and a Police Department drone unit.

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Briefing

Jan 12, 2026

Council Approves Grants and Advances Projects

The City Council unanimously approved two grants: 30 laptops and related equipment for resident use at the Public Library, plus $23,000 for cybersecurity improvements at the Cedar Hill Water Pumping Station and Standby Facility.

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Briefing

Jan 5, 2026

Council Elects 2026 Leadership

The City Council unanimously elected Michael H. Ossing as president, Sean A. Navin as vice-president, and A. Trey Fuccillo as president pro-tempore, with each receiving 11 votes.

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