Sudbury's FY28 Budget Working Group met Wednesday to review a lower retirement assessment, certified free cash and two competing budget guidance options, as the town manager warned of a larger shortfall ahead.
Community Preservation Committee unanimously rejects Wayside Inn walkway project as ineligible and postpones other fiscal 2028 application votes.
Sudbury Board of Health voted 3-0 to adopt new permit fees, reviewed septic bylaw revisions, and discussed battery storage zoning concerns.
The Town of Sudbury's Collector/Treasurer announced Oct. 21 that FY27 second-quarter real estate and personal property taxes are due Nov. 2, with payments accepted online, by mail or at a drop box outside the Flynn Building.
Sudbury's Town Manager announced the Smile Playground at Haskell Field will reopen Friday, Oct. 23, while the nearby restroom renovation is expected to be finished in early November.
Sherman's Bridge will close for 12 weeks starting November 9, forcing a lengthy detour. From our own coverage: Council on Aging revises senior survey amid OML questions; Water district maintenance set for Maynard Road.
Committee voted 6-0 to accept $33,249 booster donation for a student activity van.
The Sudbury Historical Commission voted 7-0 to designate a 19th-century barn at 72 Thompson Drive as historically significant, requiring a demolition plan review, and voted 7-0 to clear a 1950s house at 22 Franklin Place for full demolition. Chair Christopher Hagger led both roll-call votes.
The Sudbury Water District said it will perform scheduled utility maintenance at 98 Maynard Road on Oct. 21, with no expected impact to water service and Maynard Road remaining open to traffic.
The Transportation Committee says wheelchair accessible vehicles are now available through Go Sudbury!, the Sudbury-Wayland Boston Hospital Shuttle has ended, and Catch Connect will remain fare-free through June 2027. From our own coverage: Go Sudbury program adds wheelchair accessible rides.