Water Management Advisory Committee approves prior minutes, advances treatment plant planning. The committee voted 6-0-0 to approve March 26 minutes and reviewed an AI-generated summary of that meeting's outcomes. DPW Superintendent Eric Hooper reported the new water treatment plant at Well #4
Sharon Library Trustees unanimously approve six governance policies and vote to relocate benches. The board cleared parking, local authors, closing, FY2027 closing schedule, public announcement, and surplus materials disposition policies in four motions moved by Sarah Windman and seconded by
Sharon Standing Building Committee approves $268,552 water project invoice. The committee voted unanimously to approve Invoice Voucher #37, covering work completed through February 28, 2026, on a motion by Roger Thibault, seconded by Rick Rice. Wall panels have been delivered and staged on site,
Sharon Select Board approves Camp Everwood lease extension to 2041. The board voted unanimously to extend the Camp Everwood lease from June 15, 2031, through June 15, 2041. The board also unanimously approved outdoor water use restrictions effective May 1 through October 1, 2026, limiting
The Library Reuse Committee deemed Giggles-Wiggles LLC's daycare proposal unresponsive to town requirements, citing insufficient renovation details, lack of outdoor play space, and failure to include real estate tax payments under a triple net lease. Chair Joel Fishman, Vice-Chair Judy Crosby, and
Sharon's Municipal Solar Oversight Committee approved prior minutes and reviewed multiple solar installations underway across town. Chair George Aronson, along with Arnold Wallenstein and Rob Maidman, heard updates from Allen Giles of Solect Energy on the Well #5 project, now operating with bill
The Sharon Council on Aging Advisory Board unanimously accepted its March meeting minutes and heard from Victoria Palmisano, a Crisis Clinician with the Jail Diversion Program, who works three days weekly with Sharon Police and two days with Westwood Police to support residents in mental crises.
Planning Board unanimously approves 240 kW solar canopy at Dr. Walter A. Griffin Playground parking lot. The project, presented by Green Seal Environmental and Select Energy, will feature up to 12 support structures with LED lighting mounted 15 feet high in the existing overflow lot at 75 Ames
Sharon's Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee unanimously approved its Strategic Plan following minor amendments during an April 9 Zoom meeting. Chair Jennifer Illuzzi, moving the vote with eight members present, accommodated the meeting time for Passover observance. Matthew Zinno spoke about
Sharon Conservation Commission backed two citizen petitions to ban second-generation anticoagulant rodenticides. Chair Peg Arguimbau and members Brad McKeen, Stephen Cremer, and Keevin Geller unanimously supported both Judy Crosby petitions, one banning SGARs use on town property, the other
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