Hull Board Sets Primary Voting Hours, Signs Warrant

Select Board · Meeting of August 5, 2026

Hull Select Board set early voting hours and signed the warrant for the Sept. 1 state primary. Town Clerk Lori West said early voting runs Aug. 22-27 at Town Hall and about 1,300 vote-by-mail ballots have already gone out. The board also unanimously approved road closures for the Aug. 15 US 250th Anniversary parade along Nantasket Avenue and N Street, and heard a pitch from Judeth Van Hamm for a privately funded 100-yard elevated JPod transit pilot near the Paragon Carousel; member Greg Grey said he "wouldn't be one to support" the project as presented.

Board members also discussed a possible noise ordinance after residents complained about amplified greetings from Beach Avenue ice cream vendors, and confirmed the Hull Municipal Light Board's winter generators will not return this season.

In the full story:

• Minutes Corrections
• 2026 State Primary Election Preparations
• US 250th Anniversary Parade and Events
• Agent Orange Day Ceremony
• Council on Aging Appointment
• JPod Pilot Transit Pursuit
• License Approvals and Reappointments
• Correspondence
• Town Manager and Board Updates
• Public Comment
• Executive Session
• Who Was There
• Organizations And Documents Referenced
• The complete report: 2,733 words

Source: the Select Board meeting of August 5, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

Checked against the record: before publication this article was automatically compared with the meeting transcript. It was corrected where it differed.