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
Pond Meadow Park Commission votes to increase Clemson leveler project funding to $1,500. The board voted unanimously to boost the budget to not-to-exceed $1,500, up from the originally approved $1,200, after hardware purchases totaled $1,376.89. Chair William Flanagan and Supervisor Keefe reported
Park board unanimously approves Clemson Leveler for expanding beaver dam near Liberty Street. The Weymouth-Braintree Regional Recreation-Conservation District Board of Commissioners authorized up to $1,200 to manage the pond now encroaching on a resident's property, choosing passive water-level
District board approves $15,000 emergency funding for Pond Meadow Park bridge repairs. The Weymouth-Braintree Regional Recreation-Conservation District Board of Commissioners unanimously approved Chair W. Flanagan's motion to allocate up to $15,000 for temporary repairs to two structurally failed
Pond Meadow Park Commission approves emergency bridge repair following overnight culvert failure. Chair William Flanagan and Supervisor Keefe secured approval to construct a temporary 5-foot-wide wooden walkway with materials not to exceed $3,000, following a 24-hour collapse of a bridge over a
Park commission approves $420K budget with third ranger position. The Weymouth-Braintree Regional Recreation-Conservation District Board of Commissioners unanimously backed the fiscal 2027 budget, representing a $13,000 increase from FY 2026 and funding an additional ranger. Chair William Flanagan
Park board pursues regional grant funding for infrastructure and conservation work. Chair William Flanagan and Commissioner Frank Collins met with Quincy's Director of Coastal Resiliency and Sustainability Margaret LaForest to explore state and federal grant opportunities for culvert replacements
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