Natick government meetings for week of June 15, 2026:
A sampling of Natick town government meetings and agenda items for the week of June 15, 2026 (Review all meetings & agendas):
Tuesday, June 16 – Main Street Improvement Project Working Group, 10:00 AM, Virtual (Zoom)
The Main Street Improvement Project Working Group will review and vote on its draft report summarizing findings and recommendations related to the downtown improvement initiative. Members will also discuss how the report will be presented to the Select Board and outline next steps as the group concludes its work.
Wednesday, June 17 – Planning Board, 7:00 PM, Town Hall and Virtual (Hybrid)
The Planning Board will focus on broader planning and policy issues rather than specific development proposals. Discussion will include potential zoning articles for the 2026 Fall Annual Town Meeting and a review of the board’s rules and regulations. Members may also address additional planning matters and future priorities for the town.
Thursday, June 18 – Conservation Commission, 7:00 PM, Town Hall and Virtual (Hybrid)
The Conservation Commission will continue hearings on several development and environmental permitting projects, including proposals at 24 Peterson Road, 273 West Central Street (apartments), and 43 Cypress Road. Commissioners will also consider a certificate of compliance request for 17 Upland Road and discuss ongoing issues such as Middlesex Path bicycle access, Town Forest beaver management, and updates from the Community and Economic Development Department.
Thursday, June 18 – Hybrid Town Meeting Committee, 7:00 PM, Virtual (Zoom)
The Hybrid Town Meeting Committee will continue exploring how remote participation could be incorporated into Natick’s Representative Town Meeting system. Members will review practices used in other Massachusetts communities, discuss technology and voting security options, consider accessibility and equity concerns, and examine potential bylaw or charter changes needed to support hybrid meetings. The committee will also review its meeting schedule and identify priorities for future discussions.
