Hull Light Board authorizes battery energy storage negotiations with MMWEC. Chair Thomas Burns and all five commissioners voted unanimously in executive session to authorize Light Plant Manager Jennifer Constable to pursue negotiations with Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Company on a
Hull Historical Commission approves April minutes and reviews federal historic preservation law. Chair Dennis Riley announced his resignation to focus on personal matters. Clerk Mary Harrington distributed tutorial materials on Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act and Massachusetts
The Hull Planning Board voted 4-1 to adjourn its July 22 meeting early after a dispute over draft minutes turned into a clash between Chair Meghan Reilly and Clerk Lisa French.
Select Board split 3-2 on directing Town Manager to separate municipal light plant facilities from a pending resilience grant application. Chair Brian S. McCarthy and Vice Chair Jerry Taverna led the motion to allow the Hull Municipal Light Board to pursue an independent $110,000 feasibility study
Hull Planning Board meeting ends abruptly after procedural dispute. The board convened July 22 but adjourned after 23 minutes following a disagreement between Clerk Lisa French and Chair Meghan Reilly over how draft minutes should be reviewed and edited. Members approved the May 27, 2026 minutes on
Hull Light Board reaffirms opposition to joint DPW facility, seeks separation from grant. In a 3-to-1 vote on July 22, the Board, led by Clerk Jacob M. Vaillancourt, voted to remove the light plant from the town's pending Coastal Zone Management grant application and reaffirmed its April 2026
The Hull Planning Board adjourned after 23 minutes on July 22 following a procedural disagreement between members over how draft minutes should be reviewed and approved. Chair Meghan Reilly and members Abby Klieman and Nathan Peyton agreed that current staff should continue preparing minute drafts
Hull Select Board votes 3-2 to separate light plant from joint DPW facility grant.
Hull Zoning Board approves N Street home expansion and punts Nantasket Avenue appeal after counsel fails to appear.
Hull Council on Aging unanimously appoints Craig Wolfe as co-chair. Chair Jim Potroli presided over the July 21 meeting, with seven members present. Director Lisa Thornton presented findings on senior center usage, food pantry assistance, grants, and programming. The council advanced efforts toward
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