Chelmsford Parade Committee reviews 2026 parade, plans operational shifts for 2027. The committee, led by chair Paige Gilet and including 11 members, voted to eliminate trailers from future parades and decided not to reinvite certain groups. Members expressed disappointment with the 2026 balloon
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
Parade Committee approves April minutes and treasurer report, advancing July Fourth planning. The committee confirmed 25 bands will march, including Funky Carnival returning, with Patriot cheerleaders and Pat Patriot participation pending. Air-filled balloons will be distributed at 5 a.m. to
Parade Committee confirms July concert logistics and float sponsorships but faces existential staffing crisis. The committee approved arrangements for the July 3rd Concert on the Common, secured Jilly Martin and band under signed contract, and confirmed four landscape companies to transport floats
Chelmsford Parade Committee confirms Flagship Drum Line performance for $4,800 and names David Hedison as Parade Marshal. The committee unanimously approved the Treasurer's Report showing a $3,000 deposit from the John Hunnewell Trust and authorized two pieces of equipment from the Collinge
Chelmsford Parade Committee approves $4,800 contract with Flagship Drumline for July 4th parade. Committee Chair Eric Linstead reported that Zarumba will join as the only Canadian band; a new stage banner must be commissioned after the previous one went missing. The Concert on the Common is ready
Parade Committee finalizes 2026 lineup for 250th anniversary celebration. The committee signed performer Jilly Martin for the Concert on the Common and confirmed the parade marshal selection, with Lynn Marcella to meet the chosen honoree. Chair Eric Linstad is reaching out to the New England
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