MassVoter.com← Medway Select BoardMedway Select Board · 2025–2026 Board · Regular meeting
March 30, 2026
9 recorded votes, 0 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · Agenda
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Attendance
Present: Todd Alessandri, Dennis Crowley, Maryjane White, Frank Rossi, Glenn Trindade
Absent: None
Every vote, in order
Mr. Crowley motions that the Board sees if the Town will vote to increase the maximum reduction of the real estate property tax bill that may be granted by a participant in the Senior Property Tax...
Mr. Crowley motions that the Board sees if the Town will vote to increase the maximum reduction of the real estate property tax bill that may be granted by a participant in the Senior Property Tax Work Off Program, in pursuant to MGL 59 Section K, from $1,500 to $2,000 per fiscal year, and further to authorize corresponding increase in the maximum number of service hours necessary to earn at 133.3 hours at the current Massachusetts minimum rate of $15 per hour. Said change to take effect to the program beginning July 1, 2026
From the minutes
“Mr. Crowley motions that the Board sees if the Town will vote to increase the maximum reduction of the real estate property tax bill that may be granted by a participant in the Senior Property Tax Work Off Program, in pursuant to MGL 59 Section K, from $1,500 to $2,000 per fiscal year, and further to authorize corresponding increase in the maximum number of service hours necessary to earn at 133.3 hours at the current Massachusetts minimum rate of $15 per hour. Said change to take effect to the program beginning July 1, 2026, Seconded by Mr. Trindade. VOTE 5-0-0.” (Motion: Crowley, second: Trindade)
Mr. Crowley motions that the Board increase the number of Senior Property Tax Work Off participants from 80 to 100, effective July 1, 2026
Mr. Crowley motions that the Board increase the number of Senior Property Tax Work Off participants from 80 to 100, effective July 1, 2026
From the minutes
“Mr. Crowley motions that the Board increase the number of Senior Property Tax Work Off participants from 80 to 100, effective July 1, 2026, seconded by Mr. Trindade. VOTE 5-0-0.” (Motion: Crowley, second: Trindade)
Re-open the May 11, 2026, Special Town Meeting Warrant, and Insert Article 6, Transferring the Remaining Balance of $90,000 from the 120 Main Street Clean Up Project to the Capital Stabilization Fund
Mr. Rossi moved that the Board re-open the May 11, 2026, Special Town Meeting Warrant, and Insert Article 6, Transferring the Remaining Balance of $90,000 from the 120 Main Street Clean Up Project to the Capital Stabilization Fund
From the minutes
“Mr. Rossi moved that the Board re-open the May 11, 2026, Special Town Meeting Warrant, and Insert Article 6, Transferring the Remaining Balance of $90,000 from the 120 Main Street Clean Up Project to the Capital Stabilization Fund, Seconded by Ms. White. VOTE 5-0-0.” (Motion: Rossi, second: White)
Approve Article 6 as presented
Mr. Trindade moved that the Board approve Article 6 as presented
From the minutes
“Mr. Trindade moved that the Board approve Article 6 as presented, seconded by Ms. White. VOTE 5-0-0.” (Motion: Trindade, second: White)
Insert Article 7, Transferring $355,425.70 from the Memorial School Roof Replacement Project, with $223,000 allocated to McGovern School Bathroom Upgrades, $40,000 to High School Air Quality...
Mr. Rossi moved the Board Insert Article 7, Transferring $355,425.70 from the Memorial School Roof Replacement Project, with $223,000 allocated to McGovern School Bathroom Upgrades, $40,000 to High School Air Quality Mitigation, and $92,425.70 to the Capital Stabilization Fund, and to close the Warrant for the May 11, 2026 Special Town Meeting
From the minutes
“Mr. Rossi moved the Board Insert Article 7, Transferring $355,425.70 from the Memorial School Roof Replacement Project, with $223,000 allocated to McGovern School Bathroom Upgrades, $40,000 to High School Air Quality Mitigation, and $92,425.70 to the Capital Stabilization Fund, and to close the Warrant for the May 11, 2026 Special Town Meeting, seconded by Ms. White. VOTE 5-0-0.” (Motion: Rossi, second: White)
Approve Article 7 as presented
Mr. Trindade moved that the Board approve Article 7 as presented
From the minutes
“Mr. Trindade moved that the Board approve Article 7 as presented, seconded by Ms. White. VOTE 5-0-0.” (Motion: Trindade, second: White)
Approve Article 8 as presented
Mr. Trindade moved that the Board approve Article 8 as presented
From the minutes
“Mr. Trindade moved that the Board approve Article 8 as presented, seconded by Ms. White. VOTE 5-0-0.” (Motion: Trindade, second: White)
Approval of Minutes: February 28, 2026
Approve that the Board approve the February 28, 2026, as amended
Mr. Rossi motioned to approve that the Board approve the February 28, 2026, as amended
From the minutes
“Mr. Rossi motioned to approve that the Board approve the February 28, 2026, as amended, seconded by Ms. White. VOTE 5-0-0.” (Motion: Rossi, second: White)
Select Board Reports
Mr. Trindade Motion to Adjourn at 8:27pm
Mr. Trindade Motion to Adjourn at 8:27pm
From the minutes
“Mr. Trindade Motion to Adjourn at 8:27pm seconded Ms. White. VOTE 5-0-0.” (Motion: Trindade, second: White)
From the Medway Select Board’s official minutes, posted on the town’s meetings page (2024 on) and in its meetings archive (earlier years). We check every vote against the Select Board members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos: Town of Medway (all five members cropped from the town’s captioned photo of the Select Board with the Medway Food Pantry, September 2026).
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