Weymouth Council approves $1M OpenGov digital transformation contract
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
Town Council · Meeting of April 21, 2026
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 Andrew Mattis as an alternate to the Board of Zoning Appeals and Lynn Howard to the Board of Registrars. Mayor Michael Molisse presented the $227,187,000 FY2027 budget, a 4.1 percent increase, with schools funded at 98.8 percent of their request, driven by strong new growth on the South Shore and a stable property tax base.
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Source: the Town Council meeting of April 21, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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