Natick government meetings for week of April 13, 2026: Legislative update, water & sewer rates on agenda

A sampling of Natick town government meetings and agenda items for the week of April 13, 2026 (Review all meetings &  agendas): 

Wednesday, April 15 – Natick 180 Awareness & Education Action Team, 9:00 AM, Virtual (Zoom)

The group will open with citizens’ concerns before voting on March 10 meeting minutes. Members will share updates on upcoming initiatives like Boston Marathon outreach, the Spring Coalition Meeting, youth programming, and grant activity. The team will also recap recent events, including ENUFF Day, a Healthy Tech Use event, and Mental Health First Aid training, while preparing for upcoming efforts such as Prescription Drug Take Back Day and Mental Health Awareness Month. Broader discussions will include nicotine prevention, problem gambling, and planning next steps.

Tuesday, April 14 – Affordable Housing Trust Fund, 7:30 PM, Virtual (Zoom)

The Trust will begin with public comment before diving into key housing developments, including updates on Auburn Street, North Main Street, Bacon Street, and Wilson Gardens. Members will also review outreach efforts and receive updates from town staff and ongoing housing programs. Standing items include a budget update and affordable housing vacancies, along with recognition of the Kibbey Award. The meeting may enter Executive Session to discuss real estate negotiations.

Tuesday, April 14 – Transportation Advisory Committee, 7:00 PM, Virtual (Zoom)

The committee will open with public comment and approval of March 10 minutes before hearing a presentation on bike infrastructure and safety in Natick. Additional agenda items include updates on Select Board goals, planning for an EarthFest table, and discussion of the West Central Street shared-use path project. The meeting will conclude with other business and general updates.

Tuesday, April 15—Select Board, 6pm, Town Hall & Virtual (Zoom)

Richard Sidney and Paul Carew proclamations; Legislative Update Meeting with Senate President Karen Spilka and Representative David Linsky; Public Hearing: FY27 Water and Sewer Rates

Thursday, April 16 – Natick Housing Authority Board Meeting, 6:30 PM, Robert P. Ryan Community Hall (In-Person)

The board will review and vote on recent meeting minutes before conducting a financial update, including expense listings, rent rolls, and operating statements. Major capital improvement projects will be discussed, such as fire alarm upgrades, window replacements, siding, elevator work, and accessibility improvements. Staff updates will cover performance management, Section 8 programs, and the executive director transition process. The meeting will also include time for board and tenant concerns.

Thursday, April 16 – Historic District Commission, 7:00 PM, Town Hall (Hybrid)

The Commission will begin with public comment before holding hearings on two West Central Street proposals: one to replace an existing business sign, and another to demolish a non-conforming structure and construct a new single-family home. Members will also review March 26 meeting minutes and continue discussions on rules, regulations, and design guidelines within the historic district.