WESTON -- April 29, 2026, Weston Select Board unanimously selects White-Cook group as preferred bidder for the historic Case Estate properties at a combined $2.45 million. The board voted April 29 to authorize
Weston Select Board votes down capital stabilization fund proposal. The board voted 2-1 to pass over a $1 million capital stabilization fund article at the April Annual Town Meeting, with Chair Lise N. Revers and Clerk John F. McDonald opposing the proposal as insufficiently vetted and lacking
WESTON -- April 10, 2026, Weston Select Board votes 2-1 to pass over a proposed $1 million capital stabilization fund at Annual Town Meeting. Chair Lise N. Revers and Clerk John F. McDonald voted
Weston Select Board approves $106 million FY27 budget with rising benefits costs. Town Manager Leon A. Gaumond, Jr. presented the spending plan, citing a $950,000 health insurance increase and over $500,000 in additional pension liability requirements as drivers of the 4.4% budget growth to $106
WESTON -- March 24, 2026, Weston Select Board approves $106 million FY27 budget and sets town meeting warrant with fire station and parking articles. Town Manager Leon Gamond presented a budget representing a 4.4
Water Tank Working Group reviews revised project schedule. Chair Lise N. Revers led discussion of the water tank and Wellesley Street pump station projects during a March 18 planning meeting. Preliminary design work is complete and design documents have been submitted to the town for comment; the
Weston water tank project targets fall 2026 bid solicitation despite industry backlog and open contract questions.
Select Board approves fiscal 2027 tax deferral plan, backs open space blueprint. Chair Lise Revers and member Thomas Palmer voted unanimously to accept Finance Director Susan Kelly's and Assessor Eric Josephson's recommendation for an income eligibility threshold of $128,700 with a 4 percent
WESTON -- March 10, 2026, Weston Select Board endorses open space plan and raises property tax deferral income threshold to $128,700. Meeting Tuesday with only a two-member quorum, Chair Lise N. Revers and
The Select Board unanimously approved the consent agenda and reviewed the preliminary FY27 budget. The board approved an easement agreement for 35 Bemis Street and an $80 gift to the Council on Aging. Town Manager Leon A. Gaumond presented a budget showing an 8.7 percent increase in unclassified
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