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Housing Authority approves payables and reviews operations.

Holliston Housing Authority votes unanimously on payables and reviews pending improvements. The Board approved $55,304.71 in February account warrants with a 3-0 vote, with Commissioner Fetrow and Commissioner Jacobs leading the motion. Executive Secretary Paul O. Landers reported the State Annual

Cultural Council approves prior minutes, sets spring meeting schedule.

Holliston Cultural Council approved prior meeting minutes and set second-quarter dates: March 11, April 8, May 13, and June 10. Chair Chrissy Reynolds and the council withheld four hundred dollars for promotional outreach using Mail Chimp and Canva, and discussed low sign-ups for the Hip Hop at

Council on Aging approves May meeting shift and outreach social worker job description.

Holliston Council on Aging approves outreach coordinator job description and May meeting date change. The council unanimously endorsed a master's-level Outreach Social Worker position submitted to town administrators Cheryl Houle and Frank Gervasio for wage-scale review and posting, with Director

Policy Advisory Committee names Vice Chair; prepares Select Board presentation.

The Holliston Policy Advisory Committee unanimously elected Mariah Cajuste as Vice Chair and agreed to rotate the clerk position monthly among its five members. The committee finalized a presentation for the Select Board scheduled for February 23 (moved to February 25 due to weather) designed to

Finance Committee reviews five departmental budgets ahead of FY2027.

Finance Committee reviews departmental budgets ahead of FY2027 operating cycle. Recreation Director Mark Frank discussed Parks and Recreation investment needs; Town Clerk Elizabeth Greendale and Health Director Scott Moles presented their budgets; new Library Director Jeffrey Smith reported 200,000