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Board of Health Holds Dangerous Dog Hearing on April 12 Incident

Board of Health hears dangerous dog case stemming from April 12 attack. Health Commissioner Gerard Cody, with Town Attorney Christine Griffin and Animal Control Officer Jean Gillan present, conducted a formal hearing May 21 into whether "Mag," an unleashed dog, should be classified as dangerous

Board of Health approves pool lifeguard variance and housing violations.

Randolph Board of Health approves lifeguard variance for 13 pools. Acting Chair Patricia Zamor and members Edward Murphy and David Kaplan unanimously granted seasonal pool facilities relief from lifeguard requirements, subject to required warning signage, and voted to close the case at 13 Short

Council on Aging approves prior minutes, plans future senior events.

Council on Aging unanimously approved prior minutes and discussed summer programming at its April 15 meeting. Keri Sullivan, Director of Elder Services, reported on 20 upcoming senior programs at the Randolph Intergenerational Community Center, ranging from a fascinator hat workshop in April

Community Preservation Committee hears Trinity Church restoration request, addresses maintenance funding questions.

Community Preservation Committee hears Trinity Church restoration request totaling $154,000. Trinity Episcopal Church representatives Rev. Philip Kuhn and Frank Morrissey presented a proposal to repair rotted attic support beams and gable damage discovered in 2024, with structural engineer drawings

Board of Health increases curbside waste fees by 7 percent

Randolph Board of Health approves seven-percent curbside waste fee increase. Acting Chair Patricia Zamor and board members Edward Murphy, Leigh Pendergast, Steven Kyei Boadu, David Kaplan, and Gerard Cody voted unanimously (with one abstention each) on five enforcement and contract matters,