Weymouth Ordinance Committee unanimously advances three health-establishment licensing ordinances. The committee approved measures to regulate massage establishments, mobility studios, and bodywork establishments, with amendments to clarify effective dates and enforcement authority. Chair Ken
Budget committee backs five-year school transportation contract and appoints building commissioner. The Weymouth Budget/Management Committee unanimously recommended a new five-year agreement with the school district's bus contractor, projecting approximately 10 percent annual cost increases from
Weymouth Town Council opens hearings on three health-related ordinances. Acting Health Director Teryn Hermenau reported that joint Health Department and Police Department inspections since January 2025 have resulted in eight of nineteen bodywork establishments being closed and more than $18,000 in
Ordinance Committee hears three proposals to regulate massage, mobility studio, and bodywork establishments through the town Licensing Board. Acting Health Director Teryn Hermenau and Sergeant Paul Donnelly reported that the Health Department and Weymouth Police Department have reduced operating
Weymouth Town Council approves 2026-2028 committee assignments and refers four measures. Council President Arthur E. Mathews announced 14 standing committee assignments for the new term, distributing eleven councilors across panels including Budget/Management, Public Safety, Education, and Long
Town Council reorganization produces unanimous officer elections. Councilor Arthur Mathews, a District Four member, was elected President unanimously, while Councilor at Large Fred Happel was elected Vice President unanimously, with all eleven council members present at the January 5 ceremony at
Weymouth Town Council approves $5 million road bond and creates Union Point financing district.
Weymouth Mayor Robert Hedlund presented a proposed $218 million fiscal year 2026 budget at the Town Council's Annual Town Meeting on May 19, framing the 4 percent spending increase as a disciplined response to back-to-back health insurance premium spikes.
Weymouth Town Council unanimously endorsed a Vision Zero resolution Monday committing the town to eliminating all traffic deaths and serious injuries on its streets by 2035.
Weymouth moves its community electricity aggregation plan closer to state approval.
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