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Aug 19, 2026

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Water board weighs capacity and service issues

Published Aug 19, 2026

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Briefing

Apr 30, 2026

Water Board Approves Recycling Bin Location

The Board of Water Commissioners unanimously approved placing a clothing recycling bin next to the existing book container at 63 Forge Village Road. The board also discussed a 10-year wastewater service arrangement, PFAS cost allocation data, and water service rules for accessory dwelling units.

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Briefing

Mar 26, 2026

Water Board Advances PFAS and Supply Planning

The board unanimously approved a water-bill abatement for 38 Pine Road after a leaking toilet was repaired. PFAS treatment plant construction is progressing, with 600 properties still needing review, while Westford is participating in a six-month regional study costing $13,000 to evaluate connecting to an MWRA trunk water line.

2 min readMunicipal coverage

Briefing

Feb 26, 2026

Board rejects proposed MIT water agreement

The Board voted unanimously, 3-0, to reject proposed changes to the MIT water connection agreement and require use of the Water Department’s standard agreement. PFAS treatment plant construction was reported to be two weeks behind schedule because of January and February weather.

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Briefing

Jan 28, 2026

Water Board Advances PFAS Funding and Connections

The board unanimously recommended splitting 3M and DuPont PFAS settlement funds 90% to the Water Department and 10% to the Health Department, subject to Select Board action.

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Briefing

Jan 7, 2026

Water board weighs capacity and service issues

The Board of Water Commissioners unanimously rejected Verizon’s proposed Prospect Hill cell antenna lease, which would have paid $3,500 per month with a 3% annual increase. The board also found that summer water capacity may not support the proposed 219 Littleton Road project, which estimates average use of 28,000 gallons per day and peak use of 57,000 gallons.

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