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Natick government meetings for week of June 29, 2026: West Natick mixed-use development back at Planning; Commission on Disability to meet

June 29, 2026 by Max Cogliano

A sampling of Natick town government meetings and agenda items for the week of June 29, 2026 (Review all meetings &  agendas):                            

Wednesday, July 1 – Natick 180 Steering Committee, 8:30 AM, Hybrid

The Natick 180 Steering Committee will review meeting minutes, recap June Natick Nights, and discuss planning for upcoming community events. Members will also consider the proposed FY2027 opioid abatement budget, hear updates from local organizations and town departments, receive a finance report, and review progress from the committee’s action teams focused on awareness, services, and policy.

Wednesday, July 1 – Planning Board, 7:00 PM, Town Hall and Virtual (Hybrid)

The Planning Board will continue its public hearing on the proposed mixed-use redevelopment at 273 West Central Street. The board will also consider confirmation of its representative to the Open Space Advisory Committee, discuss potential zoning articles for the 2026 Fall Annual Town Meeting, and address any additional planning business.

Thursday, July 2 – MetroWest Regional Emergency Planning Committee, 10:00 AM, Natick Fire Department Station 4 (In-Person)

The MetroWest Regional Emergency Planning Committee will review April meeting minutes and hear a presentation from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on protecting critical water infrastructure. Members will also receive an update from the Training Committee, discuss regional emergency preparedness initiatives, and determine the location of the committee’s October meeting.

Thursday, July 2 – Commission on Disability, 7:00 PM, Virtual (Zoom)

The Commission on Disability will consider a letter of support for a Community Preservation Act application to improve accessibility through a connection to the rail trail. Commissioners will also review and approve minutes from their March meeting and discuss scheduling for future meetings.

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