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Select Board - 07/20/2026

Published: Jul 20, 2026

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Lexington Select Board Approves Consent Agenda, Discusses Voter Turnout Task Force, and Hears Immigration Rights Update

The Lexington Select Board convened for a regular session, beginning with an executive session for collective bargaining strategy. Following the open session, public comment was heard regarding coyote issues. The board received announcements and liaison reports, including updates on the Lexington High School project and upcoming community meetings. The consent agenda, comprising 12 items including liquor licenses, entertainment licenses, and meeting minutes, was approved unanimously. The board then discussed the proposed charge for a local election voter turnout task force, making amendments to its language before unanimous approval. Finally, the board heard a presentation from the Lexington Human Rights Committee and Immigration Working Group regarding awareness of immigration rights and safety, including recommendations for increased support and clearer communication. The board also discussed the implementation of a new trash and recycling program, involving extensive public feedback and board deliberations on program design and costs.

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Lexington Select Board Addresses Collective Bargaining, Immigration Rights, Voter Turnout, and Trash Program Options

The Lexington Select Board convened, starting with an executive session related to collective bargaining. In open session, public comment was heard regarding coyote concerns. The board then moved through announcements, liaison reports, and unanimously approved a consent agenda with 12 items. The board unanimously approved the charge for a Local Election Voter Turnout Task Force after discussing and amending language regarding voter eligibility. A presentation was given by the Lexington Human Rights Committee and Immigration Working Group on immigration rights and safety, including recommendations for resource distribution and town support. The board also began discussions on a new trash and recycling program, reviewing options, public feedback, and outlining next steps for community engagement and decision-making.

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Lexington Select Board Gathers Feedback on New Trash and Recycling Program

The Lexington Select Board discussed options and gathered feedback for a proposed new trash and recycling program, aiming for a July 2027 implementation. Key decisions needed from the board include the default trash cart size, overflow options, recycling cart provisions, and accommodations for specific resident needs. The board also reviewed public feedback gathered through surveys and community meetings regarding these program elements. A new town app and website were launched to provide better waste education and collection schedules. The board is seeking guidance on preferred program designs to present to the community for further input.

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