Marlborough City Council approves $166.8 million in capital projects. The Council unanimously voted to appropriate $160.5 million for a new K-5 elementary school at 80 Foley Road to accommodate approximately 950 students and $6.3 million for stormwater infrastructure improvements. Chair Michael H.
City Council rejects nicotine-free generation policy on close vote. Councilor Mark A. Vital, chair of the Public Safety Committee, supported the measure to eventually prohibit tobacco and nicotine sales to residents born after January 1, 2010, citing $4.74 billion in annual healthcare costs from
MARLBOROUGH -- June 22, 2026, Marlborough City Council rejects nicotine-free generation resolution 4-6 but approves $59,500 conservation grant for Houde Tree Farm. The council voted unanimously Monday to accept the Massachusetts Division
City Council advances $160.5 million bond for new K-5 school at Foley Road. The facility will serve approximately 950 students adjacent to the existing Raymond C. Richer Elementary School, with the project referred to the Finance Committee and ordered advertised for bonding; the city acknowledges
MARLBOROUGH -- June 8, 2026, Marlborough City Council moves $166.8 million Richer School bond package to Finance, lifts Results Way unit cap to 400. Council voted 10-0 on Ward 5 Councilor John J.
Marlborough City Council approves $222.4 million Fiscal Year 2027 budget. The council voted unanimously to adopt the revised budget, a 4 percent increase over the current fiscal year, with Finance Committee reductions of $510,000 reducing the average household tax impact to approximately $392. The
Marlborough City Council unanimously adopted a $222,372,585 fiscal year 2027 municipal operating budget after the Finance Committee trimmed $510,000 from Mayor Arthur Dumas's original proposal.
Marlborough City Council schedules $222.9 million FY27 budget for public hearing. The council voted unanimously to set May 18, 2026, for a public hearing on the proposed fiscal year 2027 operating budget totaling $222,882,585, which represents a 4.24 percent increase over FY26 appropriation. In
MARLBOROUGH -- May 4, 2026, Marlborough councilors refer $222.9 million FY27 budget to Finance Committee, set May 18 hearing. The City Council voted 9-0 Monday to send Mayor J. Christian Dumais's
City Council denies 90-unit housing project at Ames and Forest. The Marlborough/Northborough Land Trust's proposal received seven votes in favor but fell one short of the required eight, with Councilors Robert Preciado and Sean A. Navin opposed and two members absent. The Council determined that 90
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