Concord announced road work for Nov. 9 to 13, including milling and paving on Old Marlboro Road, intersection work at Old Bridge Road and Crest Street, and tentative striping. The schedule depends on weather.
The Town of Concord announced that unofficial results for the Nov. 3 state election are now available. More information is on the Town Clerk's Office Election page.
The Select Board, Planning Board and MCI Master Plan Committee will meet jointly Nov. 10 at 7 p.m. at Town House to discuss draft zoning for the MCI Concord redevelopment, the town announced.
The Town of Concord announced the third meeting of the SuAsCo Rivers Watershed Climate Collaborative for Wednesday, Nov. 4, at 6:30 p.m. at Boxborough Town Hall. The meeting was in person only.
Concord's roadway contractor has scheduled construction at the Old Bridge/Main Street intersection all week and final paving on several streets from Nov. 2 to Nov. 6, weather permitting.
Concord announced Oct. 25 that the Select Board is starting informal office hours, with the next session set for Thursday, Oct. 29, at the Main Library's Trustee Room, offered at 9 a.m. or 6 p.m.
National Grid's contractor is doing overnight backfilling, paving and vault demolition at Main and Cottage streets from Oct. 26 through Oct. 30, with the town advising residents to expect traffic delays and limited parking.
Concord is warning applicants before the Planning Board, Board of Appeals and Historic Districts Commission about fraudulent emails and texts demanding additional application fee payments.
The Town of Concord announced a schedule of road work for Oct. 26-30, including paving on College Road, construction at the Old Bridge Road/Main Street intersection, curb work on Alcott Road and final paving on Lanes End.
Concord has been certified a Climate Leader Community by the Healey-Driscoll Administration and the state Department of Energy Resources, making it eligible to apply for up to $1.15 million in grants for municipal decarbonization projects.
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