Hull Advisory Board votes to refer Light Plant manager governance petition to study. The board voted 8-2 to refer Article 40, a citizen's petition seeking to transfer Light Plant Manager hiring and firing authority from the Select Board to the Light Board. The board also heard an update on Article
Hull Advisory Board votes to advance four warrant articles for May town meeting. At its March 31 meeting, the board unanimously approved recommendations on Articles 18 (DPW capital request), 26 (town hall closure and relocation), and 27 (town-wide coastal infrastructure). Article 40, concerning a
Hull Advisory Board defers vote on proposal to curtail Town Manager power over light plant. Resident Leslie Taylor presented Article 40, a charter amendment petition to remove the Town Manager's authority over the Municipal Light Plant and restore the Municipal Light Board's statutory management
Advisory Board completes review of 44 articles ahead of spring town meeting. The Saturday session spanning more than four hours included discussion and editing of Warrant Facsimile commentary covering fiscal operations, capital projects for public safety and infrastructure, community preservation
Hull Advisory Board votes on articles for 2026 Annual Town Meeting warrant. The seven-member board, introducing new member Matt McGonagle, voted recommendations on all 44 warrant articles. The board recommended favorable action on most capital, enterprise fund, and financial items, with no votes
Hull Advisory Board reviews FY27 school budget and $800,000 in reserve transfers. Superintendent Michael Jette presented a 3 percent budget increase to maintain existing programs as enrollment declines; salaries represent over 78 percent of the school budget. Finance Director Michael Buckley
Advisory Board approves minutes, appoints representative to building study committee. The board heard departmental budget pitches ahead of May town meeting: Fire Chief Chris Russo requested $4.6 million in contractual costs including two new full-time positions to reach 31 staff, the highest level
Advisory Board receives FY27 budget presentation from town manager. Jennifer Constable presented a high-level summary of Hull's projected spending, revenue sources, and expenditure breakdowns for a balanced FY27 budget. The presentation covered the fiscal year calendar, FY26 highlights, budget
The Hull Advisory Board received four citizen petitions for the spring Annual Town Meeting. All seven board members attended the Monday evening session. Paul Goes submitted a petition for Western Avenue seawall-stair replacement funding; Susan Vermilya petitioned to repeal a May 2018 warrant
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