Government · Water
Kingston Sewer Panel Defends Duxbury Capacity Deal
Kingston Sewer Commission defends $600,000 Duxbury capacity deal amid resident backlash.
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Government · Water
Water Commission Hires Interim Superintendent Matt Dash
The Kingston Water Commission voted to hire retired water official Matt Dash as interim superintendent while it searches for a permanent replacement for outgoing Superintendent Chris.
Government · Water
Kingston Water Board Approves 8-Inch Main for 32-Unit 40B Development
Kingston water board approves smaller water main for affordable housing project, flags meter procurement gap.
Government · Water
Kingston Sewer Board Approves CDM Design Contract, Targets Three-Area Sewer Expansion
Kingston Sewer Commissioners approve phased CDM design contract targeting three neighborhoods for sewer expansion.
Government · Water
Kingston Sewer Department Receives $3.2 Million Miramar Deposit at June Meeting
Kingston Sewer Commissioners received a $3.2 million Miramar project deposit, confirmed by text message at the close of the June 23 meeting.
Government · Water
Kingston Water Board Hires Leak Detection Firm, Denies Winter Spigot Abatement
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.
Government · Water
Kingston Water Commission Elects New Chair, Advances Miramar and CDM Contracts
Kingston Water Commission reorganizes and presses toward signing two contracts.
Government · Water
Kingston Sewer Commission Approves Restructured Miramar Connection Deal With 60 Percent Deposit
Kingston Sewer Commission restructures $5.3 million Miramar connection agreement, dropping deposit requirement from 75 percent to 60 percent.
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Kingston water board awards $27,705 well-cleaning bid, advances new well permit
Kingston water board approves $27,705 well-cleaning contract and advances major supply projects.
Government · Water
Kingston Sewer Commission Votes to Accept MassDOT Free-Labor Pipe Extension Offer
Kingston sewer commissioners unanimously voted to accept a MassDOT offer to install roughly 300 feet of new sewer pipe near the Exit 8 Smith Lane roundabout at no labor cost to the town.
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