Melrose Board Orders Campground Electrical Equipment Ahead of Price Increases
Melrose Select Board authorizes campground electrical order and clears slate of personnel and contract actions.
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Melrose Fire Rating Drops, Promising Lower Insurance Bills in 2022
Melrose fire department earns improved ISO rating, promising insurance relief for residents starting in 2022.
Melrose Fire Rating Drops, Promising Lower Insurance Bills in 2022
Melrose fire department earns improved ISO rating, promising insurance relief for residents starting in 2022.
Melrose Board Labels Dog Dangerous, Approves $237,764 Fire Tanker
Melrose Select Board unanimously upheld a dangerous dog designation for a local dog named Luna, owned by Ramankara Lewis, and approved a $237,764 fire tanker purchase at its July 15 meeting.
Melrose Board Labels Dog Dangerous, Approves $237,764 Fire Tanker
Melrose Select Board unanimously upheld a dangerous dog designation for a local dog named Luna, owned by Ramankara Lewis, and approved a $237,764 fire tanker purchase at its July 15 meeting.
Melrose Board Expands Ambulance Leadership, Awards $149,005 Street Contract
Melrose Select Board unanimously approved two new ambulance leadership positions and awarded a $149,005 street improvement contract at its April 15 meeting.
Melrose Board Expands Ambulance Leadership, Awards $149,005 Street Contract
Melrose Select Board unanimously approved two new ambulance leadership positions and awarded a $149,005 street improvement contract at its April 15 meeting.
Melrose Select Board Approves Body Cameras, Craft Lot Developer Letter of Intent
Melrose Select Board approves police body cameras and a developer letter of intent for the long-vacant Craft Lot.
Melrose Select Board Approves Body Cameras, Craft Lot Developer Letter of Intent
Melrose Select Board approves police body cameras and a developer letter of intent for the long-vacant Craft Lot.
Melrose Council Adopts 2021 Budget, Slashes Bar License Fees to $10
Melrose City Council adopted a $2.9 million general fund budget and cut liquor license fees to $10 for pandemic-affected bars at its December 17 meeting.