Tewksbury Select Board and Board of Health review Host Community Agreement for Hillman Energy Center's proposed 125-megawatt battery storage facility. Town Manager John Curran outlined the 20-year agreement, which guarantees minimum annual payments of $2 million through a Payment in Lieu of Taxes
Tewksbury Select Board previews FY 2027 balanced budget with modest surplus. Town Manager John Curran presented a $173,397,347 budget forecast, including $52,602,541 in town appropriations (up 3.553 percent), with the bulk of growth driven by health insurance, retirement costs, and cost-of-living
Tewksbury Select Board opens FY2027 budget season with a $151 million general fund, approves two food-service license transfers, and hears sharp public pushback against the town's Flock Safety surveillance cameras. The town manager — identified variously in the transcript as "Mr.
Select Board approves May town-meeting dates and accepts five-thousand dollars in donations. The board set the Annual Town Meeting for Monday, May 4, 2026, at 7:30 p.m. and the Special Town Meeting for Wednesday, May 6, 2026, at 7:00 p.m., both at Tewksbury Memorial High School, voting unanimously.
Tewksbury Select Board schedules May town meetings and faces sharp criticism over battery storage oversight.
Tewksbury residents demanded public disclosure of a community host agreement tied to the proposed Hillman Energy Center lithium-ion battery storage facility as the Select Board cleared a full slate of business license renewals at its December 16 meeting.
Tewksbury Select Board adopts a higher tax shift factor, trimming the average homeowner's fiscal year 2026 bill increase by roughly $120.
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