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At a glance: Select Board votes June 23 — MOUs, donations, appointments and event approvals

Foxborough Select Board · June 24, 2026
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Summary

The board approved two MOUs with United Steelworkers units, accepted several community donations (including $303,100 for Youth Police Academy scholarships), appointed a cultural council member, approved utility pole petitions, and authorized data sheets for Patriots games and multiple concerts.

At its June 23 meeting the Foxborough Select Board took multiple routine and substantive votes. Key outcomes:

- Labor agreements: The board approved two housekeeping memoranda of agreement with the United Steelworkers (units A and B) aligning payroll/HR administrator placement with the recently approved non‑union pay plan.

- Donations: The board accepted $303,100 from Claudia O’Leary for two Foxborough Youth Police Academy scholarships; $400 from Friends of Foxborough Seniors for a community center event; and $1,500 from Roger C. and Cynthia Rumsey to sponsor a cultural concert. The board also accepted an in‑kind donation of two trees from Schneider Electric, with planting locations to be confirmed along Payson Road and Schneider committing volunteers to help establish the trees for six months.

- Appointments and permits: Linda Mahaley was appointed to the Foxborough Cultural Council through May 31, 2029. The board approved two utility pole petitions for Walnut Street and Chestnut Street to support electrical equipment. The board also approved additional data sheets from Kraft Sports and Entertainment Group for the 2026 Patriots football season and for concerts (Chris Brown & Usher on Aug. 17, 2026; Alejandro Por El Mundo on Sept. 12, 2026).

All listed items on the agenda were approved by voice vote with no recorded opposition. Several votes were routine consent items; the Schneider Electric tree donation will have planting spots selected by town staff and volunteers.

Votes were moved and seconded by Select Board members and approved by voice vote; the board approved meeting minutes from June 9 and adjourned the session.