Hull Retirement Board advances $4 million to general allocation and maintains investment return target. Members unanimously approved placement of approximately $4 million in appropriation funds into the Prim General Allocation Account and adopted a 7.4 percent investment return assumption for
Hull Council on Aging unanimously approved prior meeting minutes and reviewed a site visit to the Weymouth Senior Center. Chair Jim Pitrolo led the meeting with six members present; Director Lisa Thornton reported on new hires, director certification requirements, a cafe manager search, and
Hull Board of Health approved prior minutes and reviewed the May 2026 Wellness Fair. Director Rachel Gerold reported that beach water testing began the previous week and that a new seaweed removal strategy is under development, noting that Piping Plover habitats constrain cleanup options. Gerold
Hull Select Board approves modest extension to Tipsy Tuna entertainment hours. The board voted 3-1-0 to allow an additional 30 minutes beyond currently approved hours for live music, karaoke, and DJ entertainment at the Nantasket Avenue business, falling far short of the manager's request for
Planning Board defers reorganization pending full membership and schedules joint review sessions with Zoning Bylaw Committee on proposed amendments. Acting Chair Meghan Reilly convened the June 10 meeting with four of six members present, postponing officer elections and committee assignments to
Hull Light Board and Select Board held contentious joint meeting on June 10 over capital authority and facility funding. Chair Thomas Burns and the four-member Light Board (Commissioner Daniel J. Ciccariello absent) opposed a temporary garage and pushed for a two to three million dollar permanent
Hull Planning Board defers annual reorganization to future meeting with incomplete attendance. Acting Chair Meghan Reilly and members Lisa French, Chandelle Schulte, and Nancy Boyce reached consensus to postpone officer elections and committee assignments until Abby Klieman and Nathan Peyton can
The Hull Public Safety Building Committee unanimously approved posting agendas, minutes, and recordings online as it advances planning for a joint police-fire public safety facility. Vice Chair Bill Frazier led the transparency initiative in response to resident concerns about funding
Light Board seats new commissioner, reelects leadership, backs home rule petition. Tom Burns was reelected Chair unanimously, Dan Ciccariello as Vice Chair 4-0-1, and Jacob M. Vaillancourt as Clerk unanimously. The Board voted 4-1 to approve Article 40, the home rule petition that won 74.2 percent
Hull Community Preservation Committee approved invoices totaling $2,618.34 and held its annual public forum at the Lifesaving Museum on June 1. Chair Tammy Best presented the Community Preservation Act program and announced FY2027 application deadlines of September 30 and October 29, with
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