Upton Finance Committee reviews FY2027 budgets in joint session with Select Board. Mendon-Upton Regional School District Superintendent Dr. Maureen Cohen, Operations Manager Jay Byer, and School Committee Chair Jim Forkey presented the district's approved $5,968,180 budget increase, which impacts
Upton Trust Fund Commissioners approve quarterly portfolio rebalancing following market review. Board Chair Robert Fleming and commissioners Lyn Haggerty and Stephen Matellian reviewed quarterly performance with Paul McDonough of RBC Wealth Management, noting recent stock market downturns but
Upton Board of Health appoints Steven Donatelli as Title V inspectional agent. The board unanimously voted to hire Donatelli, who serves multiple communities in the Blackstone Valley Partnership for Public Health, after Assistant Public Health Supervisor Matthew Rollins determined that all but one
Upton's Zoning Board approves school athletic field variance and four permits. The board unanimously approved a variance for the Mendon-Upton Regional School District to construct bleachers, a press box, retaining walls, fencing, and lighting at 90 Pleasant Street, conditioned on safety barriers
Upton Zoning Board approves five permits, conditions school field project. The board voted 5-0 on a variance for the Mendon-Upton Regional School District to construct bleachers and synthetic turf field improvements at 90 Pleasant Street, contingent on road-side safety barriers near the seating
Upton Select Board heard Town Manager Kristen Rubin detail a $2.6 million school assessment shortfall that will likely trigger a voter override at Annual Town Meeting. The shortfall comprises $142,284 for Blackstone Valley Regional Technical High School and $2,457,651 for MURSD, and ballot
Upton Finance Committee reviews departmental budgets and capital improvement requests ahead of town meeting. The committee heard presentations from Police, Fire and EMS, Recreation, and Public Works departments during a joint meeting with the Select Board on March 17. Police Chief Nick Palmieri
Upton Cultural Council approves agenda and January meeting minutes while multiple grant applications and 250th celebration proposals await funding determination. The council reviewed two Upton Historical Society proposals: a $750 "Revolutionary War Encampment" on October 17 and a $450 "Declaration
Upton Historical Commission designates 8 Maple Street historically significant. Commission Chair Craig Weinfuss moved the designation after developer Chuck Joseph of ReMax Hopkinton proposed purchasing and demolishing the property to construct a new house on the lot following the death of former