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Acushnet Morning Brief, Oct. 22: Selectmen raise water rate, cut sewer rate
Acushnet selectmen raise water rates, trim sewer rates for fiscal 2027. From our own coverage: Conservation panel approves Cusson home, closes Hathaway hearing; Selectmen OK new water, sewer rates for 2027.
From Acushnet News
- Conservation panel approves Cusson home, closes Hathaway hearing The Acushnet Conservation Commission approved a Notice of Intent for a new Hathaway Road home and an Eversource line revision, while continuing a separate stormwater waiver request for a Lambert Street and Lawton Street project to November 18.Acushnet News
- Selectmen OK new water, sewer rates for 2027 Acushnet's Board of Selectmen set new fiscal 2027 water and sewer rates after New Bedford raised its wholesale water charge, and approved a liquor license transfer to Acushnet Wine and Spirits.Acushnet News
- School Committee adopts policy on ICE interactions Acushnet's School Committee adopted a state-mandated policy on ICE interactions and reviewed data tying staffing cuts to a drop in Ford Middle School's state accountability ranking.Acushnet News
Happening Fri, Oct 23
- 12:00 p.m.: Library trustees meet Friday at noon The Acushnet Public Library Board of Trustees holds its regular meeting Friday, Oct. 23, at noon in Acushnet.Acushnet Public Library
Coming up
- Tue, Oct 27, 6:00 p.m.: School Committee holds workshop Tuesday evening Acushnet's School Committee meets for a workshop session Tuesday, Oct. 27, at 6 p.m. in Acushnet.Acushnet Public Schools
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