Select Board

WESTON — February 11, 2026 — Weston's water tank working group voted 2-1 to reroute the Paines Hill access road through the center of the old tank footprint, partly financed by abutters. The Select Board subgroup, chaired by Lise N. Revers, approved the alignment change after abutter Tom Seaman

WESTON — February 10, 2026 — Weston Select Board refers Regis campus senior housing project to Planning Board and appoints three committee members. The board voted unanimously Tuesday to send HYM Investment Group's proposed 300 Wellesley Street senior living development — featuring up to 195 independent and assisted living units, a

WESTON — January 27, 2026 — Weston Select Board approves AT&T small cell permit at Love Lane, 2-1, as $123 million FY27 budget debuts. Town Manager Leon Gaumond presented a draft FY27 operating budget totaling just over $123 million — up roughly 5.1 million dollars from the prior year

WESTON — January 13, 2026 — Weston Select Board endorses $41M fire station plan and defers action on 215-unit senior housing proposal. The board, chaired by Lise N. Revers, heard Fire Station Working Group co-chair Jim Philando present a recommendation for a new primary station on the Wellesley Street school

Weston Select Board unanimously authorized signing the MSBA Initial Compliance Certification for the high school and middle school project at its December 2 meeting.

Weston Select Board approves one AT&T small cell site and delays another over proximity concerns. The three-member board — Chair Lise N.

Weston Select Board sets January 13 special election hours for vote on expanding the board from three to five members. The board voted unanimously Thursday to establish election day hours of 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., with early in-person voting running January 5 through 9 at Town Hall.

Weston Select Board demands proof of financing for the long-stalled Joshua Smith Tavern restaurant project. Chair Lise N.

Weston Select Board sets January 13 special election on ballot question to expand board from three to five members. The board voted unanimously Tuesday to call the election under Chapter 38 of the Acts of 2025, which Governor Healey recently signed into law.

Weston Select Board backs non-binding letter of intent for 17-unit elderly housing project.