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Select Board approves utility pole petitions, event dates and several appointments
Summary
The board approved National Grid petitions for new utility poles on Granite and Water streets, OK'd MIAA Foxborough High School football championship dates in December, and confirmed appointments to the Council on Aging and Veteran Services advisory committees.
During routine business on Nov. 4, the Foxborough Select Board approved petitions and appointments brought forward by staff.
The board approved two National Grid petitions to install utility poles on Granite Street (two new poles on a ~1,500‑foot run) and a JO pole on Water Street; motions were seconded and passed by voice vote.
The Select Board also approved additional data for the MIAA Foxborough High School football championships on Dec. 4–6, 2025, with event times recorded in the meeting.
Appointments approved by the board included Diane Duhaime to the Council on Aging and Human Services Advisory Board (term to May 31, 2028), Daryl Carson to the Veteran Services Advisory Committee (term to May 31, 2028), and Paul Morissette to the Veteran Services Advisory Committee (term to May 31, 2028). The board also approved meeting minutes from earlier October meetings.
All items were moved, seconded, and passed by unanimous voice vote as recorded in the meeting transcript.
What this means: These are administrative approvals that clear the way for utility work, school athletic events, and advisory board membership updates; details and permits will be handled by the relevant departments and utilities.
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