Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Town of Tisbury.
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Posted
Oct 6, 2026
Oct 27, 2026
Municipal finance consultant to conduct a structured review of the town's fee and revenue structure and its property tax classification policies with the goal of identifying opportunities to diversify and strengthen the town's revenue base consistent with Massachusetts law and sound municipal finance practice.
Posted
Oct 5, 2026
Oct 27, 2026
Seeking qualified professional services of a certified public accounting firm, which services shall include municipal accounting remediation, financial system stabilization, internal control implementation, review and revisions of financial policies and procedures, staff training and audit readiness.
Posted
Sep 25, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
Water storage tank replacement.
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Census ID
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Population
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4,934
Procurement Hell Score
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Tisbury
The board convened to address four cases involving special permit applications and appeals, but due to the absence of a quorum, all proceedings were opened and subsequently continued to a future meeting date. Specifically, the cases included a special permit application for an outdoor display at Stop & Shop, an application to amend a comprehensive permit and a variance for property at 215 Irene's Way, an appeal regarding a zoning violation at the same property, and an application for a special permit to modify height restrictions at 338 Bigelow Road.
The Board discussed several operational and public health matters. Key agenda items included the approval of facility plans for a new takeout establishment with conditions on refrigeration and storage, and the approval of a mobile food establishment plan with operational requirements. The Board also reviewed and approved a landfill inspection and monitoring contract with Wright-Pierce and discussed landfill maintenance funding and the location of monitoring wells. Public health updates covered West Nile virus precautions, a rabies incident, and a cyanobacteria advisory at Mink Meadows Pond. A show cause hearing regarding the emergency closure of an establishment was held, resulting in authorization to reopen pending final inspection. Additional discussions addressed refrigeration failures at a local business, a proposal for shared use of the Council on Aging kitchen, commercial trash collection complaints, property compliance issues, and communicable disease updates.
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The Board of Health discussed several key matters, including the approval of a food establishment permit for Martha's Vineyard Pasta, subject to specific sanitation and compliance requirements. They reviewed enforcement updates concerning a septic system failure at 182 Lake Street and granted a one-year waiver for a septic system upgrade at 25 Hagerty Drive, conditioned on a current inspection. The Board authorized the continued use of temporary holding tanks at 36 East Sound Lane under strict monitoring and remediation conditions, and approved the continued use of an Innovative/Alternative wastewater disposal system for Caribbean Cuisine, with a requirement to connect to municipal sewer once available. Additionally, the Board evaluated procurement requirements for a landfill vegetation management project and discussed permitting for a property on Red Coat Hill involving two separate wells.
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