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 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 Selectmen approve $3.1M bond with maintained AA rating. The Board approved closing documents for a $3.135 million general obligation bond after Fidelity won competitive bidding among nine proposals; Standard and Poor's maintained the town's AA rating, reflecting strong reserves and solid
Webster Water Sewer Commission pursues rate study grant, plans for staffing gap. The commission unanimously approved January meeting minutes as it reviewed updates on the water department's 93 percent complete meter replacement program and an $90,000 state-funded rate study grant, with Tighe & Bond
Webster dispatch center approves level-service FY2027 budget, reserves flexibility for state 911 funding. The South Worcester County Communications Center Board of Directors unanimously backed the budget proposal with no new positions and fixed cost increases only, holding the Communications Center
Webster Housing Authority approves maintenance policy and staffing additions. Acting Executive Director Melissa Morley reported the authority hired part-time receptionist Maghan and approved the Maintenance Policy establishing work-order procedures and emergency response protocols. The board voted
Webster Conservation Commission defers five wetland applications. Chair Richard Parent led the panel in continuing hearings on projects at 67 Wawela Park Road, 38 Bates Point Road, 40 Bates Point Road, 11 Pavilion Avenue, and 415-431 and 443 South Main Street to February 17, all by unanimous vote.
Board of Health imposes two-week compliance deadline on Carly's Restaurant for hiring food safety consultant. The establishment missed two of six required monthly audits mandated in November 2025; failure to comply by February 16 will result in a $250 fine and reinspection fees, the Board voted
Webster Planning Board closed the public hearing on a proposed auto body repair shop at 1 Beacon Street, with a decision expected February 23 after all engineering comments were addressed. The board continued review of a Dunkin Donuts signage application at 128, 130, 132, and 138 East Main Street,
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