Concord Public Works has hired EST Inc. to run camera inspections of sanitary sewer lines in parts of town starting Oct. 21, with work expected to last 5 to 6 weeks and cause some traffic delays.
Concord's Select Board voted to set a February 2, 2027 special election to fill the seat left vacant by Mary Hartman's resignation. Chair Wendy Rovelli led the four-member board, which also includes Paul Boehm, after an initial motion for a February 9 date failed for lack of a second.
Concord's 229 Main Street Oversight Committee heard that soil just outside the fenced Superfund site showed depleted uranium as high as 55 milligrams per kilogram, well above the site's 2.7 milligram-per-kilogram cleanup level.
The Concord Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Commission voted unanimously to condemn the white nationalist group Patriot Front after posters appeared around town in September.
The Concord Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Commission voted unanimously, 5-0, to condemn the white nationalist group Patriot Front after hateful posters appeared in town in September.
The Concord committee overseeing redevelopment of the former MCI-Concord site voted unanimously to ask the town manager to pursue hiring an outside firm for an independent design review, at a cost under $10,000.
Concord Finance Committee members questioned whether a planned $1.8 million reserve release for fiscal 2028 would hold up.
Concord's personnel-review committee voted 4-0, three separate times, to raise pay grades for three town positions, retroactive to October 1.
Concord Recreation Commission previewed a preliminary fiscal 2028 budget that includes fee increases across most programs.
The Concord Municipal Light Board reviewed a draft 2027 budget forecasting higher power costs and softer heat pump rebate demand.
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