The Water Sewer Commission reviewed a $10.35 million biosolids dewatering system design for the wastewater treatment facility. Tighe & Bond consultant Ryan Siegel presented the proposal, noting existing buildings may require partial demolition and reconstruction. The expanded project scope requires
Webster Conservation Commission elected Brian Anderson chair and approved two Bates Point Road homes. Anderson was absent, and Conservation Agent Richard Parent read his letter into the record before the voice vote.
Webster Council on Aging approves prior meeting minutes and hears report of winter programming challenges. Carole Marchand, Senior Center Director, reported February lunches averaged 16 meals per day, lower than desired due to winter weather and gaps in Tri Valley meal delivery. A planned Musical
Webster Conservation Commission reorganizes, electing Brian Anderson Chair after Richard Parent's move to Conservation Agent. The board unanimously approved the transition, along with Patti Foley's resignation as Vice Chair to return to regular member status. The Commission issued a Certificate of
Webster Water Sewer Commission presents $10.45 million wastewater treatment upgrade for approval. Superintendent Tom Cutler outlined ten FY 2027 capital projects at a joint meeting with Dudley commissioners, with all except two financed from retained earnings. The wastewater treatment plant bio
Webster Housing Authority approves three FY26 budgets with $299,942 subsidy request for 2026. Chair David DuPont and commissioners unanimously approved separate budgets for Programs 689, 4001, and MRVP, all including Executive Director Melissa Morley's annual salary of $108,138. Program 4001
Webster Conservation Commission approved a Cedar Point Road garage and retaining wall project.
Webster Conservation Commission issues order for Cedar Point Road addition and walls. The Commission unanimously approved the Order of Conditions for Wilfrid Cournoyer's project at 13 Cedar Point Road, which includes an addition, retaining wall replacement, and removal of seven trees. Conditions
Webster library board approves Friends funding for children's area improvements. The Board of Library Trustees unanimously approved recommendations for enhancements including a Children's Librarian office, circulation desk improvements, and a dishwasher installation, funded by the Friends of
Webster's Board of Selectmen approved closing documents for a new bond issue after the town kept its AA rating. A finance official said the issue drew nine bids, from 3.135 to 3.29, and that S&P's contacts cautioned the town to replenish reserves it is using, or risk a downgrade "in a year or two."
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