Tag: Tax Relief

Select Board Actions Taken 10/20/20

Select Board Actions Taken 10/20/20

Agenda Items & Actions Taken: 6:00 PM CALL TO ORDER – EXECUTIVE SESSION i. To consider approving executive session minutes. ii. Pursuant to M.G.L. c.30A, §21(a) (Purpose 6) t o consider strategy with respect to the purchase, lease, sale or value of real property in 

Weekly New Roundup – 04/12/20

Weekly New Roundup – 04/12/20

Covid-19 Precautions and Updates • Parking Lot at Bill’s Pizza to Close starting 4/16 in Preparation for Paving • Hopkinton Select Board Adopts Tax Relief Measures • School Committee votes to eliminate April vacation • Community Outreach Meeting for a proposed Marijuana Establishment • Joseph 

Weekly RoundUp – 11/10/19

Weekly RoundUp – 11/10/19

Special Town Meeting Set for December 9 • New Tax Relief Program for Seniors Implemented • New Firefighters Hired Thanks to a FEMA Grant • Planning Board Actions Taken 10/24/19 • Accessory Family Living Unit at The Trails • Town of Hopkinton AAA Bond Rating 

Weekly News Roundup – 08/11/2019

Weekly News Roundup – 08/11/2019

New solar canopy saves MWRTA more than $20K in electrical costs • Central MA Mosquito Control Project – Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) found near Westborough • Mass DOT I-495-I-90 Interchange Public Forum • USA Today owner Gannett merges with GateHouse Media to form massive newspaper 

Openings on Town Boards & Committees – Apply Online

Openings on Town Boards & Committees – Apply Online

The following Boards & Committees will have vacancies on June 30, 2019 or sooner. Interested residents should apply via the online volunteer form at http://hopkintonma.iqm2.com/Citizens/Board/Vacant​. Please note that​ all current​ committee members interested in reappointment​ MUST​ apply on-line. The Select Board will make appointments at an 

Weekly RoundUp for 03/24/2019

Weekly RoundUp for 03/24/2019

Town election update • Three MetroWest businesses win tax break approval 

Board of Selectmen Actions Taken 11/13/18

Board of Selectmen Actions Taken 11/13/18

Single tax rate approved for FY19 • FY18 Annual Reviews of the Town Manager, Fire Chief and Police Chief • FY19 Goals for Town Manager The meeting video is available on the HCAM YouTube Channel and the Actions Taken are posted below. 1. i. MINUTES 

Board of Selectmen 11/13/18

Board of Selectmen 11/13/18

The proposed tax rate for Fiscal Year 2019 is $17.17 per thousand of valuation. The Board of Assessors and the Principal Assessor will appear before the Board of Selectmen on 11/13/18 to present information to assist the Selectmen in making decisions in reference to property tax options.

List of Articles with Links & Details

List of Articles with Links & Details

2016 Town Meeting Warrant Motions Document REPORTS: Acceptance of Town Reports FINANCIAL – FISCAL YEAR 2016: FY 2016 Supplemental Appropriations – $200,000 FY16 Snow and Ice Deficit, and $31,500 for Sewer Enterprise Fund FY 2016 Budget Transfers – No Action – Consent Agenda Unpaid Bills from 

eHop Survey, Landman’s New Job, HHS Principal Search and Hopkinton gets $450,000 TIF Payback

eHop Survey, Landman’s New Job, HHS Principal Search and Hopkinton gets $450,000 TIF Payback

Reminder: Don’t forget to take the eHop Annual Subscriber Survey! It is only one page with just 10 questions. It should take less than five minutes to complete. Click Here to Take the Survey Former Hopkinton Superintendent Jonathan Landman has taken a new job as an assistant 

Volunteer Openings on Hopkinton Town Committees

Volunteer Openings on Hopkinton Town Committees

Many of the daily activities of Hopkinton town government are conducted by full time paid professionals. However, unpaid volunteers are vital to staff town committees and commissions that help establish policies and priorities, administer by-laws, and conduct various activities. For questions about these positions, please 

A Blog Debate – Eight Questions and Responses from the Board of Selectmen Candidates

A Blog Debate – Eight Questions and Responses from the Board of Selectmen Candidates

Educate Hopkinton posed the following eight questions to our Selectman Candidates, including why are you running (question #1), your experience on town committees (#2), thoughts on 2 1/2% (#3), improving communication (#4), the Center School challenge (#5), library expansion (#6), DPW facility (#7) and tax