Shrewsbury Sewer Commission hears updates on five pump stations undergoing evaluation. Chairman Andrew Nelson, Commissioners John Knipe and Robert Cox, along with Water and Sewer Superintendent Timothy Maroney and Program Manager Jennifer Wright, received operational updates on ongoing sewer
Sewer Commission approves 5 percent rate increase for fiscal 2027. Town Director of Budget and Financial Planning Alexandria Martinez presented the increase as part of a fiscal 2027 budget raising overall sewer costs 6.83 percent, with one million dollars to be drawn from the Sewer surplus special
The Board of Sewer Commissioners tabled a decision on a second-quarter grease trap pumping fine against Over the Bridge Nutrition pending additional documentation and potential conversation with the business owner. Chairman Andrew Nelson and Commissioners John Knipe and Robert Cox determined the
Sewer Commission postpones decision on grease trap pumping fine variance. The board asked Program Manager Jennifer Wright and Superintendent Timothy Maroney to research the Commission's authority to reduce or waive the $700 penalty issued to Over the Bridge Nutrition for a July 2025 late pumping,
Sewer Commission approves prior minutes and hears project updates. The Commission unanimously approved November 12, 2025 minutes and heard from Water and Sewer Superintendent Timothy Maroney that Inflow and Infiltration flows have trended downward to 5.9 percent under the NPDES permit. The Clews
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