Weymouth Town Council held public hearings on a $227.2M Fiscal Year 2027 budget with 4.1 percent growth. Mayor Michael Molisse's first budget as chief executive was presented by Acting CFO Ted Langill, featuring a $148.4M tax levy (up 3.7 percent) and $93.2M school allocation (35.6 percent of
Budget panel deliberated $47 million in DPW and utility budgets for fiscal 2027.
Weymouth schools presented a $94.8M FY27 budget proposal with major programmatic changes.
Weymouth's Budget/Management Committee reviewed the proposed FY27 budget of $227.4 million, a 4.1 percent spending increase.
Ordinance Committee advanced three waterways, traffic and solicitor measures to Town Council with unanimous votes.
Weymouth Town Council appointed Teryn Hermenau director of public health in a unanimous vote after the Budget/Management Committee endorsed her 5-0. Hermenau, who served as Acting Director since December 2025, brings extensive public health experience in community wellness and inspectional
WEYMOUTH -- May 4, 2026, Weymouth Town Council set a June 30, 2026, target closing date for the Union Point redevelopment project while approving three municipal appointments at its May 4 session. New England Development
Weymouth Ordinance Committee unanimously referred a state liquor license measure to Town Council. The committee voted to send Measure 26 063 to full Council with favorable action, allowing wine and malt beverage license holders to upgrade to full liquor licenses without increasing the town's total.
Weymouth Town Council unanimously approved a $1,082,542.03 five-year contract with OpenGov to modernize permitting and procurement systems, expecting to cut permit processing from 30 days to one week and recover $750,000 annually in previously uncaptured permit revenue. The town also appointed
Weymouth Budget/Management Committee voted unanimously on nine appointees to advance to the Town Council. The appointees included Arthur Burns to the Cultural Council, Timothy Cronin to the Community Events Committee, Amy Geary to the Commission on Disabilities, Daniel Johnson to the Memorial
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