Recycling Committee advances single-use black plastic warrant article toward fall town meeting vote. The Committee, led by Chair Lee Williams, will vote in July on the finalized language after members Lindsey B. Sieber and Rebecca Gore reported the bylaw wording nearly complete. Sustainability
The Tree Committee scheduled a virtual contractor review for June 15 to discuss scope, timeline, and details for a Tree and Invasive Species contract, with Tree Warden Christine Clancy, Peter Spawn, and Ian Farley attending. The committee reported that Redbud trees from the 2026 front yard planting
School Building Committee selects CM-at-Risk delivery for Parker Middle School. Chair Patrick Maloney and the full 13-member committee voted unanimously to adopt Construction Manager at-Risk methodology over Design-Bid-Build, citing project complexity and the school's occupied status. The committee
Chelmsford Planning Board endorsed a lot combination at 3 Beaulieu Street and advanced neighborhood rezoning. The board approved an ANR application for Marc Malo to merge three parcels, with Community Development Director Evan Belansky confirming lots remain separately taxed despite zoning merger.
Library Trustees unanimously invite student representative and schedule August meeting. The Chelmsford Public Library Board of Trustees approved the selection of Vihan Pathak, a current sophomore, to serve as the next student representative beginning in September, chosen from six candidates for his
The Council on Aging Board re-elected Bob Schneider as Chairman unanimously and reported vacancies requiring immediate recruitment. Director Debi Siriani announced the search for a replacement for retiring Director Colleen Normandy (end of July) and a new van driver following Art Liakos's
Chelmsford Parade Committee finalizes logistics for the town's 2026 celebration. The committee confirmed that porta potties will be stationed at 3 Summer Street and Veterans Park, with the road closing at 5:00 AM for balloon arch setup; Jason Poor of the Police Department secured the Route 495
Chelmsford Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee postponed summer meetings and confirmed upcoming community events. Chair Bill Campbell presided over approval of prior minutes and updates on the Rice Festival, which drew approximately 120 attendees, and a June 6 Pride booth event. The
Conservation Commission approves Eagle Scout picnic tables, advances trail accessibility work. Chair Chris Garrahan oversaw unanimous approval of two ADA-compliant picnic tables at Koulas Farm Reservation and a Standard Order of Conditions for a 25.5-foot by 14.5-foot addition to Trinity Church at
The Vinal Square Strategic Action Plan Committee approved prior minutes and updated nine ongoing projects. Chair Virginia Crocker Timmins oversaw discussions of Varney Park and Beach accessibility work, which has raised ten thousand dollars through the Rare Road Foundation, and the Boat Ramp
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