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Wednesday, November 4, 2026 Northbridge, Massachusetts · Change town
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Building, Planning and Construction Committee OKs $7,400 fire station roof repair.

Building, Planning and Construction Committee unanimously approves fire station roof repair. The committee voted to authorize Greenwood Industries to replace incorrect scuppers and repair the roof around a skylight for $7,400, addressing water-buildup issues at the station. Chairman Michael

Building, Planning & Construction Comm · Meeting of March 4, 2026

NORTHBRIDGE — Building, Planning and Construction Committee unanimously approves fire station roof repair. The committee voted to authorize Greenwood Industries to replace incorrect scuppers and repair the roof around a skylight for $7,400, addressing water-buildup issues at the station. Chairman Michael Beaudoin also presided over unanimous approval of two professional invoices: $11,737 to Vertex for project management and $103,645.20 to BH&A for design services.

The Senior Center schematic design advanced toward Planning Board submission March 13, with total project budget at $14,518,877 against $13 million previously appropriated and a planned $2 million warrant article, targeting construction start in fall 2026 and completion in spring 2028.

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Source: the Building, Planning & Construction Comm meeting of March 4, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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