Select Board approves Public Safety Building Committee, Waterfront Access Advisory Board.
Hull Select Board creates Public Safety Building Committee to advance combined fire-police facility study. KBA architects examined three primary site options after rejecting locations in the one percent flood risk zone; all three include a fire substation and two remain at current Town Hall. The
Select Board · Meeting of February 11, 2026
Hull Select Board creates Public Safety Building Committee to advance combined fire-police facility study. KBA architects examined three primary site options after rejecting locations in the one percent flood risk zone; all three include a fire substation and two remain at current Town Hall. The board also unanimously established the Waterfront Access Advisory Committee to implement goals from a study of 108 town-controlled waterfront access points and approved a Common Victualer License for Nanny B's Ice Cream.
In a 4-1 vote, the board authorized a facilitated professional relationship-building process between board members and Town Manager Jennifer Constable following her annual evaluation, with Vice Chair Jerry Taverna dissenting.
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Source: the Select Board meeting of February 11, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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