Tyngsborough Seeks Resident Input on Fire Station Project and Senior Center Hours

The close of the work week brings a relatively quiet news cycle for Tyngsborough, though two ongoing town initiatives — feedback on the fire station project and a survey on Center for Active Living hours — remain open for resident input.

TOWN HALL

Community input still sought on fire station and senior center hours

The Select Board and Fire Station Building Committee continue to invite residents to weigh in on the fire station project as planning for next steps moves forward. No deadline for feedback was listed on the town website, but residents are encouraged to share their views through the town's official channels.

Separately, the Council on Aging and Town Administration are asking the community to complete a survey on a potential shift in operating hours at the Center for Active Living. Residents who use the senior center's programs are especially encouraged to respond.

COMING UP

The town's calendar shows a pair of meetings scheduled for Monday, June 29: the Select Board meets, as does the Fire Station Building Committee — meaning the fire station project feedback process could inform discussions as soon as next week. The Tyngsborough Cultural Council is set to meet Tuesday, June 30.

ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS

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