Above: These days, meetings could be in-person, over zoom, or both. Check the agendas for details.
Here are the posted committee and board meetings for this week along with my selected highlights from the agendas. Unless agendas note otherwise, meetings are open to the public.
These days each board/committee can decide to hold meetings only in-person, only remotely via zoom*, or through hybrid means. Which means that paying attention to the agendas is more important than ever.
(Note: I’m not expecting any in-person meetings to be covered live by Southborough Access Media for now.)**
So far, it’s a light week heading into the 4th of July weekend. But changes to the schedule are known to happen throughout the week (with 48 hours notice for new meetings/agenda items). For an updated list of meetings, visit the town website.
Tuesday, June 29, 2021
- Board of Health Meeting, 8:00 am @ remote meeting (agenda) Agenda Highlights: Approve Contracts for Public Health Director, Sanitary Inspector, and Contracted Service for Inspections as needed
Wednesday, June 30, 2021
- Scholarship Committee Meeting, 7:00 pm @ Hearing Room, Town House, 17 Common St (agenda) Agenda Highlights: 2021 Scholarship Applications; Update on amounts and scholarships available; Review applications and agree on scholarships to be awarded; discuss announcement process
- Master Plan Committee Meeting, 7:30 pm @ remote meeting (agenda) Agenda Highlights: Discuss goals, recommendations additions/comments; discuss process for chapter edits; Review and discuss MetroCommon 2050 Draft Housing and Mobility recommendations
*For meetings that offer remote/virtual interaction, The Town has a dedicated zoom account. To find those details, click here.
**In normal days, some of Southborough Access Media broadcasts some meetings live and/or delayed via cable and YouTube. They ran into a technical issue as in-person meetings reopened. Stay tuned to find out when they will be able to resume that function. In the meantime, if a meeting agenda doesn’t note a virtual means of watching, best presume there won’t be one.
