Randolph Council on Aging board approves minutes, learns of Elder Services agency closure. At its May 20 meeting, the board unanimously approved April 15 minutes. Keri Sullivan, Director of Elder Services, reported 73 registrations for the Senior Olympics and previewed spring-summer programming at
Community Preservation Committee approves $516,000 in funding across three applications while continuing two others. Chair Ronald Lum and members unanimously approved $66,377 to continue the Housing Coordinator position and $150,000 for the Open Space and Recreation Plan, enabling Randolph's
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 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
Randolph Historical Commission scheduled cemetery gravestone restoration and revised grant funding strategy. The commission moved to begin restoration work next week through Kai Nalenz of Gravestone Services of New England. After the state denied the commission's survey and planning grant request
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
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,
The Randolph Conservation Commission approved revised consultant rules and sent them to the Town Attorney and Town Manager for further review. Acting Chair Carl Brown and members Keith Asack, Fran Blanchard, and Joseph Dunn discussed distinguishing volunteer from paid consultants, aligning
Randolph Council on Aging approves February minutes and charts spring programming. Keri Sullivan, Director of Elder Services on Senior Programs at RICC, announced a busy calendar including National Grid assistance sessions, a Mini-police Academy, hat-making, mystery book clubs, and a senior prom;
Historical Commission denies 86 Lafayette Street demolition application after site review. The three-member panel, led by Chairman Henry Cooke, unanimously determined the 1900-era house at 86 Lafayette Street lacks historical significance under the town's Demolition Bylaw, citing extensive
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