Select Board Renews Police Clinician Contracts
Kingston's Select Board renewed police clinician contracts and split 3-1 on early voting access.
Kingston's Select Board renewed police clinician contracts and split 3-1 on early voting access.
The Kingston Conservation Commission approved a revised stormwater and fencing plan at 53R Main Street and confirmed $1,200 in daily fines continue at an unresolved 6 Prospect Street enforcement case.
Kingston water board approves smaller water main for affordable housing project, flags meter procurement gap.
Kingston Finance Committee reorganizes under new chair David Fuller and approves a $189,900 year-end line-item transfer.
Kingston Sewer Commissioners approve phased CDM design contract targeting three neighborhoods for sewer expansion.
Kingston's Conservation Commission voted to impose three new $300-a-day fines on a 6 Prospect Street dam-side property over missed deadlines and a newly found, unpermitted septic system near Foundry Pond's dam.
Kingston Sewer Commissioners received a $3.2 million Miramar project deposit, confirmed by text message at the close of the June 23 meeting.
Kingston library trustees authorized $74,500 in state aid to hire an architectural firm and reorganized their board at the June 15 meeting.
Kingston water commissioners reorganized, approved a leak detection contract, and denied a bill abatement request at their June 9 meeting. Barbara Lanson was unanimously reelected chair and Richard Loren Jr. as vice chair for 2026-27.
Kingston Finance Committee approves $3,000 reserve fund transfer to cash-strapped Harbormaster.
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