Watertown's Community Preservation Committee marks 10 years of the Community Preservation Act with a public hearing at the Watertown Free Public Library's Watertown Savings Bank Room. The 7 p.m. session invites residents to reflect on a decade of CPA-funded projects in town, with questi…
Watertown marks 10 years of its Community Preservation Act with a public library hearing on the program's local impact. Town officials are inviting residents to the Watertown Free Public Library's Savings Bank Room for a 7 p.m. hearing reviewing a decade of CPA-funded affordable housing…
Watertown Historical Commission voted 3-2 against historic status for 34 Gleason Street house. The panel determined the property, built in the 1930s, was not historically significant, following a public hearing on preservation.
The Watertown Committee on Public Safety heard a presentation on the Watertown Police drone program but deferred action until fall. Police Chief Justin Hanrahan described the program as a public safety tool to improve responder safety and provide real-time incident information.
The Watertown Cultural Council organized planning for its August 8 Arts Market at Arsenal Park, assigning members specific roles.
Watertown BioSafety Committee approved Resonance Life Sciences' biosafety permit recommendation to the Board of Health. The committee voted 4-0 with a roll call, after microbiologist Richard Lavin presented the laboratory's research on probiotics for autoimmune and inflammatory disease treatment.
Library trustees approved the Watertown library as polling place for September 1 and November 3 elections.
The Watertown Human Rights Commission advanced a motion on immigration enforcement response in the town.
Watertown's Solid Waste and Recycling Advisory Committee approved its Rules and Regulations and created a Secretary position. The committee appointed member Lise Paul to the role and formalized the Recycling Manager as a staff liaison to the committee.
The Community Preservation Committee elected Marissa Mayo as chair and Allison Eck as vice chair for one-year terms beginning July 1st. Community Preservation Coordinator Lanae Handy reported the fund held $4,641,098 in revenue as of June 1, with $3.2 million generated from surcharge, state match…
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