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Library Trustees approve FY2027 budget of $2.65M and professional development

Falmouth Library Trustees unanimously approve FY2027 operating budget of $2,650,834 and authorize $7,800 for staff professional development. Director Brian Stokes reported the budget includes two items funded above level funding and has already cleared the town Finance Committee and Town Manager's

Waterways Committee approves dredging priorities, reviews bulkhead repair options.

Waterways Committee unanimously approved prior minutes and reviewed dredging and mooring priorities. The Dredging Sub-Committee presented a public priority list based on usage and shoaling; the Mooring Regulation Sub-Committee, managing approximately 3,000 moorings across 16 fields, sought public

Falmouth DEIB Committee votes to seek expanded membership.

Falmouth's DEIB Advisory Committee votes unanimously to seek Select Board approval for membership expansion. Chair Mananjo Jonahson, Amy Bower, Suzanne Thomas, and Jim Newman approved the request to grow the panel from five to seven voting seats, with Jonahson directed to add the matter to an

Conservation Commission supports MVP grant for Surf Drive resilience

Falmouth Conservation Commission supports coastal resilience grant. The Commission voted unanimously (6-0-0) to support a Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness planning grant for Surf Drive resilience, which would include construction of a new 12-inch water main and 10-inch gate valve. The board

Committee backs safety improvements at Oyster Pond intersection

Falmouth Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee unanimously approves letter requesting intersection safety improvements. The committee voted to approve a letter to the Falmouth Selectboard requesting MassDOT implement safety enhancements at the Oyster Pond Road and Woods Hole Road intersection, including