Kingston Select Board ratified a police union contract and cleared two town meeting articles. The board voted 3-0 to ratify a contract with the Kingston Patrolman's Association, Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 64, with one member recusing.
Kingston's Select Board declined to revisit the legal authority behind a Duxbury sewer agreement, voting instead to adjourn without further action. Chair Kim Emberg convened the special meeting at residents' request a day before a town meeting where the issue was expected to resurface.
Kingston's Select Board voted 5-0 to hire outside counsel to answer an open meeting law complaint over its handling of a Duxbury sewer agreement.
Kingston officials warn an override is likely needed to close a widening FY28 budget gap.
Kingston closes an 18-article warrant for an October 27 special town meeting and hears a $17 million road-repair backlog estimate.
The Kingston Select Board approved no-parking signs for Tremont Street while declining action on Center Street after a contentious debate over parking tied to a Monday-night recovery meeting at a local church.
Kingston's Select Board renewed police clinician contracts and split 3-1 on early voting access.
Kingston Select Board approves $63.7 million operating budget and new police funds ahead of June 6 Town Meeting.
KINGSTON -- May 7, 2026, Kingston Select Board approves sewer deal with Duxbury Miramar project, names new finance director. The board voted 4-0 on all three substantive items at its May 7 meeting, with
Kingston pushes annual town meeting to June 6 after free cash certification arrives too late to finalize the warrant.
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