Marlborough officials announced the city will remove several mature trees from Union Common that were found dying or compromised, with the city and First Church planning to replant in spring.
City Council approves Jefferson Street townhouses, Granger Boulevard design grant, and regional police dispatch ordinance.
Council approved housing at 36 Jefferson Street and secured design funding for Granger Boulevard Reconstruction while approving city budget transfers.
The committee voted 5-0 to recommend approval of a drive-thru coffee shop permit at 2 Mount Royal Avenue for City Council review November 2.
City Council approved an intermunicipal dispatch services agreement with the Town of Holbrook. The Marlborough City Council voted unanimously on a 10-0 vote to authorize the Mayor to enter into the intermunicipal agreement for shared fire and police dispatch services.
The Marlborough Urban Affairs Committee voted 5-0 to recommend approval of a special permit for four townhouse units at 36 Jefferson Street, bringing the site to five units and 18 parking spaces.
Marlborough City Council cleared nine items in an 11-minute meeting before entering closed session over pending litigation.
Marlborough approved a salary ordinance establishing the Director of Civil Defense position with contingency emergency pay. The Council voted 10-0 effective July 1, 2026, setting $60 per hour emergency compensation contingent on 75 percent federal or state reimbursement. The Council unanimously
Marlborough's Finance Committee voted 4-1 to recommend joining the Holbrook Regional Emergency Communications Center for police and fire dispatch by July 2028. Mayor J.
The Marlborough City Council approved a $4.05 million eminent domain land buy and $5.09 million funding package for a new west side fire station. Council President Michael H.
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