Show Notes
In this episode of the Tyngsborough Town Manager's Report, Town Manager Colin F. Loiselle:
Begins with some budget updates as preparations for the FY 2026 budget continue along. Town departments have until December 10th to submit their budget requests and Colin will meet with each department head during the process. Another update will be provided to the Select Board at the next meeting on December 16th.
Announces that the NMCOG Regional Sealer of Weights and Measures Program was discontinued by NMCOG but the town was able to pivot and contracted with the Massachusetts Department of Standards to provide the services instead. DOS will begin the annual weight inspections in January and will be available to assist new businesses and investigate complaints against businesses.
Updates us on the progress of finding a parcel for a new police and new fire station. Out of an original 13 proposed, Colin is only recommending 5 go through to the group meeting tomorrow on which parcel works for police and which works for fire. 2 of the recommended 5 are municipally owned and appear, on the surface, to be able to accommodate one of the buildings.
Invites everyone to attend the Annual Tyngsborough Public Library Holiday Party on Wednesday, December 4th, from 4-7pm at the Library.
Congratulates everyone working on the Festival of Trees after an amazing first weekend, especially Recreation Director Alison Page, for always making it bigger and better than ever each year! Colin also reminds everyone that the Second and last weekend of Festival of Trees is this weekend!
Assistant Town Manager Kat Foster:
Shares that the Town is formerly seeking feedback on how Tyngsborough should use the Opioid Settlement Funds that the Town was awarded as a part of the national lawsuit against opioid manufacturers and distributers. Residents can find a link to the survey, which runs until the end of January, and more information by visiting https://www.tyngsboroughma.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=155
Thanks resident Patrick Latham who assisted several other residents again this fall transporting thier fallen leaves to the yard waste site.
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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.