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Aug 17, 2026

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Light Board approves school solar support

Published Aug 17, 2026

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Briefing

May 27, 2026

Light Board Approves FY27 Budgets

The Wellesley Municipal Light Board unanimously approved a FY27 operating budget of approximately $38.5 million and a $10.55 million capital budget. The operating plan projects about $43.5 million in revenue and $3.9 million in net income.

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Briefing

Apr 29, 2026

Board approves $261,855 account write-offs

The Municipal Light Board unanimously approved $261,855 in write-offs for past-due balances deemed no longer realistically collectible. The Board also unanimously approved an appointment policy and formed a subcommittee to interview candidates for an open board seat.

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Briefing

Mar 25, 2026

Light Board Approves School Heat Pump Incentive

The Board unanimously approved a WeCare incentive of $1,125 per cooling ton for school heat pump projects, with a total program cap of $200,000. It also supported an electronic billing discount program targeted for July 1, with an approximately 100-kWh minimum usage requirement, and adopted Wellesley’s encroachment policy.

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Briefing

Feb 27, 2026

Light board recognizes safety achievement

The board unanimously recognized and congratulated the Wellesley Municipal Light Plant team for receiving a significant safety accomplishment award from APPA. The board also unanimously approved minutes from December 17, 2025, and January 28, 2026, with a participant added to the latter.

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Briefing

Jan 28, 2026

Light Board approves school solar support

The Board unanimously approved up to $1 million in We Care funds to pre-fund solar projects at Hardy and Honeywell elementary schools, contingent on the Town receiving a $1 million decarbonization grant. It also approved an $8 monthly early-payment discount for customers using Auto-Pay/EFT and e-billing, and approved a new union contract with 4% annual wage-scale increases.

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