Swampscott Board Votes to Cut Recycling Pickup to Every Other Week Starting January
Swampscott Select Board votes 4-1 to shift to every-other-week curbside recycling beginning January 1, 2027, projecting $168,000 in annual savings.
Swampscott Select Board votes 4-1 to shift to every-other-week curbside recycling beginning January 1, 2027, projecting $168,000 in annual savings.
Swampscott open space committee approves prior minutes and reports project milestones. The Open Space and Recreation Plan Committee, meeting with four of seven voting members present, heard that the Archer Street trails project is complete with Eagle Scout signage installed and ready for grand
Swampscott's Solid Waste Advisory Committee settled on a single-week switch to automated trash and recycling carts rather than stagger the two services as hauler Republic Services had proposed.
The For All Ages Committee discussed age-friendly progress and welcomed new services director Sabrina Clopton.
Swampscott shifts waste responsibility and launches automated trash and recycling collection August third. The Solid Waste Advisory Committee approved the new trash contract following the official July 13 transfer of responsibility from the Department of Public Health to Public Works. Postcards
Swampscott Planning Board kicks off 40R smart growth district study near commuter rail station.
Swampscott Select Board approves biweekly recycling and new waste contract. The board voted 3-1 to shift recycling collection to every-other-week beginning January 1, 2027, saving approximately $168,000 annually, with Danielle Leonard voting opposed and Wayne Spritz, Mary Ellen Fletcher, and Ted
Swampscott Select Board votes unanimously to move curbside recycling to every other week beginning January 1, projecting $168,000 in annual savings.
The Swampscott Select Board conducts strategic planning session on major town priorities. The board discussed priorities across eight areas, including financial planning and budget sustainability, operational improvements, public safety and enforcement, infrastructure, parking management, economic
Swampscott Select Board endorses Master Plan 2035 amid performing arts venue approval. The board unanimously approved an entertainment license for the Swampscott Center for Performing Arts and endorsed the Master Plan 2035, a community framework guiding municipal decisions through 2035. Board
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