Scituate Select Board adopts outdoor dining rules, sets water and sewer rate hikes for FY27
Scituate Select Board approves flood resilience plans, outdoor dining rules, and six committee appointments at wide-ranging May 26 meeting.
Scituate Select Board approves flood resilience plans, outdoor dining rules, and six committee appointments at wide-ranging May 26 meeting.
Select Board extends polling hours and approves propane tanks for 40B project. The Board voted unanimously to keep polls open until 6 p.m. on June 6, estimating 114 voters used the extra hour in 2023 at a cost of $1,200. In a contested decision, the Board unanimously approved an 8,500-gallon
Scituate Select Board approves 8,500-gallon propane storage license for a 40B development on Old Oaken Bucket Road, 4-1.
Scituate Select Board approves $502,423 in service contracts. The board unanimously awarded five contracts including $75,000 to Zoll Medical Corporation for two cardiac monitors replacing aging 2017 units on ambulances, $59,879.08 to Jet Dock Systems for a modular floating dock lift to protect the
Scituate Select Board unanimously awards five contracts totaling over $400,000 and approves October 19 Special Town Meeting date.
Select Board approves zoning and stormwater bylaws amendments for town meeting. Chair Andrew W. Goodrich and the board voted on Articles 23 and 24 of the warrant; Article 23 sections 620.1 and 620.3 passed unanimously, while the revised section 620.4.D passed 4-1, with Nico Afanasenko opposing,
Scituate Select Board approves kitchen donation and clears licensing renewals. The board unanimously accepted a $19,700 gift from Kitchen Spaces & Interiors for the Mordecai Lincoln Caretakers Cottage renovation, approved special events Get to Greenbush and Spring Awakening both scheduled for May
SCITUATE -- April 7, 2026, Scituate Select Board accepts $19,700 kitchen donation from local business coalition and approves a slate of new and renewed licenses. The board voted unanimously Tuesday night to accept the
Three committees unanimously back $27M North Scituate Sewer Expansion. The Select Board, Advisory Committee, and Capital Planning Committee each voted unanimously to recommend the bond article at an April 1 joint meeting, with the Select Board voting 4-0, the Advisory Committee 8-0, and Capital
SCITUATE -- April 1, 2026, Scituate's three municipal finance boards unanimously backed a $21 million sewer borrowing for North Scituate at a joint remote meeting April 1. The Select Board voted 4-0,
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