Show Notes
In this episode of the Tyngsborough Town Manager's Report, Town Manager Colin F. Loiselle:
Reminds everyone before the election that the poll workers are your fellow neighbors in Tyngsborough. Please be respectful to them, be patient, and remember that the rules apply evenly to everyone. Regardless of how the election turns out, please treat everyone with kindness.
Thanks Town Clerk Jessica Brunelle for her working hard with the Board of Registration, Town Democratic and Town Republican Committees to ensure the election is transparent and smooth.
Welcomes new custodian Guy Bastien to the Facilities Department.
Shares that the Town Center Digital Sign is up and running and reminds that it will be used for government messaging only.
Informs that Town Hall will be opening at 11am on Wednesday December 18th.
Mentions variety of events being held to honor our Veterans next week and on December 14th with Wreaths Across America.
Fiber is continuing to be extended over the bridge and is funded by a $200,000 grant from the Commonwealth.
Work on 2024 Roads Program Phase II is wrapping up.
Work is nearly completion on Scribner Road Culvert replacement.
Engineering Department recieved a $370,000 grant from the Commonwealth to complete final designs on two more culvert replacements.
Economic Development Director and Town Planner Ben McClure has been working with the website vendor and the IT Department to develop a competitive one stop shop page for interested parties in opening businesses here in Tyngsborough.
National Grid has implemented a rate increase fir thier distribution rates.
Town Offices will close at 4pm on Wednesday November 27th.
Town Offices, the DPW, and the Center for Active Living will close at 2pm on Tuesday December 24th.
Assistant Town Manager Kat Foster thanked the Board of Health for thier "Rolling into Recovery" event to cekebrate those in recovery. Special thanks go Regional Public Health Specialist Siobhan LaFreniere for her coordination and Roller Kingdom for thier generous donation!
Additonally, she added that the Opioid Task Force met last week to discuss opportunites to use the opioid abatement funds from the State's settlement and is preparing a community survey and forum to gain insight and feedback to guide future initiatives.
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The launch of the third annual Civic Leadership Academy; ● An update on the fire station project and the very early exploration of a potential opportunity to purchase an existing parcel with an already constructed building. ● The search for members of the newly formed Middlesex and Westford Rd Strategic Visioning Committee; ● Updates on MassWorks grants from both FY23 as well as a new application; ● A budget update based on the recently signed Commonwealth of MA yearly budget; ● Reminders on upcoming events including Party by the Bridge, Library events, and the FSBC feedback survey and listening sessions; ● Updates on the Sandbar/former FLeur de Lis license situation following a meeting with residents from the neighborhood last week, and; ● An update on the Winslow School document scanning services project.