Wilmington's Finance Committee and Planning Board reviewed 14 warrant articles Thursday ahead of the May 2 annual town meeting, with the sharpest debate over a demolition delay bylaw and a new billboard overlay district.
Wilmington Select Board adopts updated alcohol license rules, signs Annual Town Meeting warrant headlined by $16 million fire substation article.
Wilmington Finance Committee approves $100,000 cell-service fix for new town hall while reviewing two school budgets totaling roughly $100 million.
Wilmington Select Board unanimously voted to issue $37.7 million in General Obligation Bond Anticipation Notes for the Wildwood Elementary School project, water main improvements, and the Industrial Way sewer pump station project, with notes to be sold to BofA Securities, Inc. at par plus a…
Wilmington Select Board opens alcohol licensing overhaul hearing and approves $37.7 million bond note.
Wilmington Finance Committee redirects $900,000 in vocational school savings toward accelerated school demolition.
The Recreation Commission discussed spring programs and facility changes. Three of five members attended the February 5 meeting; absent were C. Michael Burns and Karen Martin.
Wilmington Finance Committee reviews wide-ranging FY27 departmental budgets and tallies MBTA grant losses at roughly $5 million.
Wilmington Finance Committee approves four reserve fund transfers totaling more than $598,000, led by an emergency sewer collapse on Salem Street.
Slagle presented $157M FY2027 budget with 3.43% increase. Town Manager R. Eric Slagle presented his second FY2027 budget proposal for Wilmington, with total spending at $157,191,688, $4.1 million in capital projects, and $4 million in capital stabilization.
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