Commission backs $6,000 for South Braintree Square bike racks. Acting Chairperson Crystal Evans presented a phased approach to improve accessibility in the area, with Mayor Joyce's support. The commission approved $6,000 to purchase 10 surface-mounted bike racks, $500 for community meeting
Braintree Planning Board continues Mento family's 10-townhome plan and a contested Ashworth Avenue drainage fix to August.
Planning Board unanimously continues hearing on Mento townhome proposal to August 18. The board voted to continue the public hearing on converting a 1.7-acre commercial property at 1157 Washington Street to ten owner-occupied townhome condominiums, with Planning Board Chair Kimberly Kroha
Braintree Town Council confirmed Robert J. Kilroy Jr. as police chief in a 5-4 vote on Tuesday, July 7, with three dissenters citing process failures rather than the nominee's qualifications.
Pond Meadow Park Commission approves staff vacation rollover for fiscal 2027. Chair William Flanagan and the board unanimously approved rolling over all accumulated vacation time to FY27, assuring that scheduling safeguards would maintain operational coverage. The park's herbicide treatment program
BRAINTREE -- June 17, 2026, Braintree Town Council tables Ivory Street recycling center closure and faults administration for budget opacity. The council voted unanimously Tuesday to table Order 2726, which proposed reducing hours at the
Braintree Town Council tables permanent recycling center closure, pressing administration for alternatives before a January 1, 2027 deadline.
Braintree Board of Health unanimously advances Kratom ban to solicitor for review. Substance Use Prevention Coordinator Stormy Leung and Director Marybeth McGrath briefed the Board on Kratom's psychoactive effects and addiction potential. Chairman Dr. Arthur Bregoli and Clerk Juliana Melchionda
Braintree Planning Board approves eight-unit apartment conversion, delays $40 million Honda dealership vote.
Planning Board approves conversion of Hancock Street office building to apartments. The applicant, Patricia Fisher representing the Aiello Family, received approval for the Special Permit and Site Plan Review to convert the 50-60-year-old building into eight one-bedroom units ranging from 370 to
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