Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for MetroWest Regional Emergency Communications Center District.
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Nov 20, 2026
The Westborough Fire Department is accepting applications for a Firefighter/EMT position.
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City
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Westborough
County
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Worcester
Address
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20 Phillips Street
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(508) 389-2300
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
01581
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Board meetings and strategic plans from MetroWest Regional Emergency Communications Center District
The committee successfully negotiated a 15-year contractual agreement with Westborough TV. Regarding the funding application process, the committee discussed and revised the timeline for the Fall 2027 submittals, establishing specific deadlines for pre-applications and final submissions. Amendments were made to the funding application to require additional information concerning project goals and the specific purpose of the grant requests. Furthermore, the committee engaged in discussions regarding current committee membership and the potential for reappointments or the addition of new members.
The committee reviewed updates from the food services department, focusing on initiatives to comply with state nutritional requirements. Key topics included the reduction of sugar in menu items, the implementation of specific gluten-free and vegetarian options to accommodate dietary needs, and ongoing efforts to source produce from local farms. The discussion also covered the use of computerized nutritional tracking to ensure menu compliance and the team's commitment to allergy awareness and staff training.
The committee discussed capital expenditures, specifically high-priority requests for the Hastings Elementary School, including a parking lot redesign to improve safety and traffic flow, and a playground renovation to modernize facilities and ensure ADA compliance. The committee also touched upon the status of roof projects at other schools, confirming that those had been deferred to a later time after recent infrared scanning showed they could wait, and addressed questions regarding community use and project funding.
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