Watertown's City Council voted unanimously to redirect $427,564.26 in unspent ARPA funds to citywide fire hydrant replacements and approved a five-year, no-cost data-sharing deal with the Metropolitan Area Planning Council.
Watertown's City Council voted 8-0 to authorize a $110 million middle school project to go to bid.
Watertown City Council approved $120,000 to fund a police contract pay increase and raised the senior property tax work-off cap to $2,000.
Watertown's City Council voted unanimously to send a letter urging the U.S. Postal Service not to permanently close the Watertown Square post office branch, while also hearing a revised $111.2 million estimate for a new middle school.
Watertown City Council unanimously approved $990,000 in Community Preservation Act funds to advance design and engineering for Walker Pond, the city's first new park since the 1980s.
Watertown's City Council, sitting as the redevelopment authority, held its first public hearing on a possible Watertown Square parking garage and took no vote on the question.
Watertown City Council adopts noise ordinance and 4.5 percent water rate hike while flagging a looming rate crisis.
Watertown City Council extends City Manager George Proekas's contract four years and sets his pay at $255,668.
WATERTOWN -- June 9, 2026, Watertown City Council unanimously approved $3.75 million in capital fund transfers Tuesday, advancing the middle school design phase and accelerating several deferred projects. The council voted 8-0 to
WATERTOWN -- May 26, 2026, Watertown City Council unanimously adopted a $226.2 million general fund budget for fiscal year 2027 and agreed to pause a police drone program pending committee review. Council President Mark
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