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Legislative Updates from Senate President Karen Spilka and Representative Carolyn Dykema • Covid-19 Update • Consent Agenda • 26.2 Foundation – Hopkinton Virtual Marathon • Temporary Outdoor Dining Permit Application • Legacy Farms Host Community Agreement Amendment #7 • General Obligation and Bond Approval • …
Covid-19 Updates and Precautions • Town Meeting delayed again; Hopkinton receives $1.6M in federal funding • Town of Hopkinton Receives $3 Million MassWorks Infrastructure Grant. Main Street Corridor Project Fully Funded • Veterans Inc. to Reopen Food Pantry • Central Massachusetts Mosquito Control Project – …
Covid-19 Updates and Precautions • Thank you for helping us exceed our goal! • Hopkinton Town Election 2020 • Giving and Receiving Help during the Covid-19 Pandemic • Gov. Baker Reveals New Details About Reopening of Mass • Public Notice: Water and Sewer Covid-19 Updates and Precautions …
Covid-19 Updates and Precautions • Joining Forces to Double the Impact • Spilka: Local budgets ‘may not be pretty’ • Letter to Roy MacDowell from the town regarding Legacy Farms School Enrollment 2020-05-04 • Community Notice: Mandatory Water Use Restriction in Effect • Town of Hopkinton …
Covid-19 Updates and Precautions • New Town Election and Caucus Dates • Hopkinton officials tell runners: Stay home • Virtual Town Hall Office Hours • Public Service Announcement: Fire flow test to be conducted on main transmission lines. Temporary discoloration is expected • Hayden Rowe/Chestnut …
Special Town Election – Monday, February 3, 2020 • FY21 Consolidated Budget Discussion • The Town Manager submitted the FY21 Comprehensive Budget to the Select Board on 1/17/20 • MWRTA pilot program will add additional trips on popular 4-North route • AG issued violations to …
Community Notice: Smoke Testing of the Sanitary Sewers In October and November • Hopkinton Growth Study Committee Workshop • Hopkinton Fire Department Receives Grant • Senate Passes Legislation Promoting the Safety, Health and Wellness of Children and Persons with Disabilities • Panel Discussion on well-being of …
Openings on Town Boards & Committees • Chair and Vice Chair selections at Board meetings • Attention All Organizations Who Wish to Participate in Hopkinton Family Day • Annual Water Quality Report • Leaning Utility Pole • Hopkinton is the 2nd Fastest Growing Town Hopkinton’s annual water quality report …
Zoning articles proposed for 2019 Annual Town Meeting and Public Hearings • Video: Hopkinton Fire and Police Department Present FY2020 budget to Selectmen • Fire sprinkler activation may cause water discoloration • Ashland selectmen weigh in on pipeline project • Milford Regional’s Patient advisory council needs new members • Video: Hopkinton Police Department …
Runoff at Legacy Farms in Hopkinton blamed on heavy rains . “Hopkinton Gives” website encourages Community Giving . Hopkinton explores downtown parking options . Hopkinton prepares for Civics curriculum
The Hopkinton Water Department issued a new advisory to residents on October 6. Please be advised that after a “Normal” Spring, which brought regular rainfall, our area has once again seen abnormally low rainfall and recharge since late July. Levels at the Hopkinton reservoir continue …
Please be advised that the water department has stopped the refill process and allowed the smaller water tank on Grove St. to drain in preparation for demolition this summer. As a result, we will be losing 320,000 gallons of storage at a time when demand …
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