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Board of Health schedules February hearing on rooster regulations

Holliston Board of Health schedules February public hearing on rooster regulations. Vice-Chairperson Brian Simons and Clerk Jay Leary heard from Health Director Scott Moles that drafted rules have gone to the Town Council, Animal Control officer, and Agricultural Commission, with public notice to

Youth & Family Services Advisory Committee approves revised student rep application.

Youth and Family Services Advisory Committee approves revisions to student representative application. Student members Alex Chechovsky and Harsonica Bindra proposed requiring attendance at two HYFS events per semester, enhanced orientation for new reps, and a bidirectional role in which reps

Town Forest Committee reviews trail-naming proposals for forest parcels.

Town Forest Committee debates trail mapping and signage options for Tri-Town forest parcels. Committee members Jason Breslau, Joanne Hulbert, John Goeller, Kevin Keenan, Mike Carvalho, and Tyler Skrzypiec reviewed three design proposals: a lettered-section system (A–G) with numbered intersections,

Select Board accepts historic survey, appoints assistant town manager.

Holliston Select Board unanimously appointed Cheryl Houle as Assistant Town Manager and HR Director, effective February 9. Houle previously served in the town's HR office from 2021 to 2024 before taking a position in Medway. The board also accepted the final report of the Historical Commission's

Assessors approve FY2026 tax warrants, nullify overlay vote

Holliston Assessors sign $61.7 million in FY2026 tax warrants and reverse a prior decision. Chair Jeffrey Marshall and board members Amy Gow and Patrick Hafford voted unanimously to nullify the September 16, 2025 authorization to release $100,000 from the Overlay Account after Massachusetts