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Published: Jul 13, 2026

UtilitiesInfrastructure

Haley and Ward Contract Approved for $44,600 to Study PFAS Treatment at Industrial Park Well

The board approved a contract with Haley and Ward for PFAS environmental services at the Industrial Park well for $44,600. This study is necessary to determine the most cost-effective solution for PFAS contamination at this well, which is a critical backup water supply. Options include extending the water main to the new treatment facility or implementing on-site treatment. The Industrial Park Road well has PFAS readings slightly higher than the state requirement but below the new federal mandate. The study's findings will guide decisions on whether to bring the well back online or invest in treatment.

Public SafetyOther

Medway Police to Enhance Enforcement of E-bike and Scooter Regulations; State Legislation Supported

The board discussed a new policy for enforcing regulations regarding e-bikes, motorized scooters, and other micro-mobility devices, primarily used by middle schoolers. The current laws are complex and often outdated, leading to enforcement challenges. The police department plans a phased enforcement approach starting with education and parental notification for underage riders of scooters and electric motorbikes, as these are currently illegal for minors. The board also voted to send a letter to the state legislative delegation supporting the 'Safe Ride Act' to update regulations and requested collaboration with schools for safety education.

Community DevelopmentInstitutional

Multiple Contracts Approved for Municipal Complex and Infrastructure Projects

The board approved several contracts for the municipal complex project, including an amendment for Doran Whittier for $307,100 for design services, and contracts for Woodward and Kern ($248,000 for stormwater management) and Haley and Ward ($44,600 for PFAS environmental services). Additionally, TEC Inc. was approved for $257,500 for engineering services for the Village Street Bridge replacement, and D'Ambrosier received a $123,025 change order for the Village Street and Hollister Street intersection realignment. Several other contracts related to the municipal complex were also approved, covering various aspects of design, construction, and environmental assessments.

GrantsInstitutional

Doran Whittier Contract Amended for $307,100 for Municipal Complex Design Services

The board approved a contract amendment for Doran Whittier, the project architect for the municipal complex, for additional services totaling $307,100. These services include a life cycle analysis of the HVAC system, geothermal analysis, permitting allowances, and a photovoltaic array analysis. These items were initially forecast within the $7.9 million budget approved by town meeting for design and permitting. The board sought clarification on the remaining budget balance, with staff estimating $1.2 to $1.4 million would be unspent from the original budget. The geothermal analysis is to determine the feasibility and design of a geothermal heating and cooling system, with potential reimbursements estimated at over $4 million from tax credits and mass save credits for geothermal and solar initiatives.

Budget & FinanceInstitutional

Municipal Complex Project Funding: Board Debates Early Special Town Meeting for Cost Savings

The board discussed a proposed special town meeting in February 2027 to approve funding for the municipal complex project, aiming to save an estimated $1.6 to $2 million through early bidding and construction start. Debate centered on whether the potential cost savings justified holding a meeting in winter, with concerns raised about resident participation and the availability of firm cost numbers. Ultimately, the board decided to allow the committee to proceed with planning for a February special town meeting while continuing to refine cost estimates, with a final decision on proceeding to be made later.

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