Sutton Select Board approves four utility pole hearings and gas license expansion. The board unanimously authorized NGrid and Verizon pole relocations and installations on Manchaug Road (two hearings), Boston Road, and Mendon Road, all approved by Police, Fire, and Highway departments. The board
Sutton Select Board votes unanimously to raise transfer station fees in five-year steps. First household stickers climb from $50 to $65 starting July 1, with $5 annual increases thereafter; second stickers rise from $25 to $30 with matching annual bumps. Bag fees for 30-gallon bags increase from
Sutton Council on Aging introduces new senior center director amid fuel aid concerns.
Sutton Housing Authority unanimously approves new fee accountant. The board replaced CBIZ with Michael Kane, CPA, PLLC, citing prior concerns about attention to detail and communications, with all four members voting in favor. Executive Director John Slocum reported two additional unit vacancies
The Sutton Select Board discussed two governance frameworks in a work session but deferred votes pending revision. Town Manager Austin Cyganiewicz unveiled the Sutton Leadership Group, a six-member voting body drawn equally from the Select Board, School Committee, and Finance Committee, designed to
Sutton Select Board tables revised TIF agreement for UGPG development. Town Manager Austin Cyganiewicz presented an addendum removing Lot 1 from the district while retaining Lots 2 and 3; the move follows Community Partnership payouts of approximately $410,000 in school, road, and resident relief
Sutton Select Board rejects student and resident calls to tap reserves for school program cuts. During a two-hour public forum, high school and middle school students, parents, and resident Dashiell Birnkrant urged the board to use the town's free cash and stabilization reserves to avoid
Sutton's Council on Aging says it still has no word from town hall on hiring a permanent Senior Center director, months after outreach coordinator Tim took over as acting director.
Sutton Housing Authority approves $130,092 sustainability grant for bathroom fan installation. The board voted unanimously on the Contract for Financial Assistance amendment, which runs through June 30, 2035 under state capital improvement funding. Executive Director John Slocum reported three
Select Board work session prioritizes governance and strategic planning. Chairperson Jesse Limanek, Vice Chair Jonathan Anderson, and Select members James Ettamarna and Christine Watkins (Clerk Normand Champigny absent) agreed to establish a centralized email account routing all correspondence