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At a glance: Select Board routine votes on licenses, road closures, appointments and donations

Town of Uxbridge Select Board
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Summary

The Uxbridge Select Board approved road closures for July 4/McCluskey fireworks, reappointed multiple volunteers and alternates including historical commission members, accepted donations from Country Bank totaling $5,000 for police and fire, approved meeting minutes, and voted to enter executive session for pending litigation.

At the June 23 Select Board meeting the board took a series of mostly procedural votes.

Key outcomes:

- Entertainment licenses: Approved weekday‑through‑Saturday and Sunday entertainment licenses for Touch of Magic at 195 South Main Street (see separate coverage for hearing details).

- Road closures: Approved proposed road closures and no‑parking designations for July 4 and the McCluskey fireworks event (rain date July 13) following police department recommendations.

- Appointments: Voted to appoint and reappoint volunteer committee members across several boards including Council on Aging and historical commission alternates. The board appointed David Van Zant and Jack Lehi to terms on the Historical Commission and approved other volunteer reappointments as presented.

- Donations: Accepted $2,500 donations from Country Bank to the Uxbridge Police Department and $2,500 to the Uxbridge Fire Department under a promotional program tied to new accounts.

- Minutes and procedural votes: Approved multiple sets of meeting minutes (April dates cited in packet), moved to executive session under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 30, Section 21(a)(3) to discuss litigation (Endera Carroll v. Uxbridge Public Schools), and adjourned thereafter.

These items were recorded with motions, seconds and voice votes as part of the regular meeting business. The board indicated it would not return to open session after the executive session.