Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Jane Keegan’s organization
Oct 27, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Select Board Fall Annual Town Meeting
The Select Board reviewed and provided recommendations for a variety of articles, including fiscal year budget adjustments, the rescission of prior capital and special article authorizations, and the transfer of additional school aid. Key property and infrastructure matters included the purchase of forestry land, the acquisition of 20 South Main Street, the acceptance of a gift of real property and access easement, and the acceptance of various public ways. Proposed bylaw and zoning amendments were addressed, covering certified assessor compensation, the establishment of a 25 MPH speed limit, fees for the sealer of weights and measures, a temporary moratorium on data centers, and the prohibition of marijuana social consumption establishments. Additionally, the Board evaluated a citizens' petition concerning Flock cameras and discussed support for the 300th celebration of Uxbridge.
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The board discussed the process for the upcoming Town Manager performance review, including the timeline for submissions and how evaluation scores will be compiled. Additionally, the members and the Town Manager proposed various goals for the upcoming fiscal year, covering categories such as fiscal stability, communication and transparency, personnel development, infrastructure improvements, and long-term sustainability.
Sep 14, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town Of Uxbridge Select Board Meeting Minutes
The board discussed several items, including the need for volunteers for the Stormwater Committee, updates on the Neptune My360 water usage app, and the signing of the Constitution Week Proclamation. The Town Manager provided updates on various projects, including the Hecla Bridge, potential HVAC improvements at town facilities, road acceptance items for Crown Shield Avenue and Tea Party Drive, and budget processes. The board took actions such as invoking the right of first refusal for property at 70 Chocolog Road, referring multiple streets to the Planning Board for layout as public ways, revoking a flammable storage license, approving entertainment licenses for the Dog Park Committee, and appointing traffic constables. Discussions were held regarding policies for Town Common use, digital signage, and a Citizens' Forum. The board also reviewed the progress of the McCloskey Building study and prepared the Fall Annual Town Meeting Warrant, which includes articles for land acquisition and a data center moratorium.
The committee discussed several initiatives regarding upcoming events and administrative planning. Topics included the low registration for the golf tournament and strategies for commemorative book sales. Extensive logistics for the 'Legends & Lanterns' event were reviewed, including vendor coordination and site safety. The committee finalized the procurement of promotional items and selected a vendor for a comedy night fundraiser. Further discussion covered a proposed town warrant for additional funding, participation in community festivals, and the scheduling of a historical reenactment event.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
