Fitchburg Water Commission deferred the deputy water chief hire pending further review. The commission voted 5-0 with one abstention to table confirmation of Lawrence K. Durkin, citing insufficient time to vet the candidate, who holds a D4 water distribution license and most recently worked for the
Fitchburg's Water and Wastewater Commission approved prior minutes unanimously, hearing updates on water-main replacements and regulatory compliance. Chaired by Richard Healey, the commission learned from Nicholas Erickson, Commissioner of Public Works, that water and wastewater operations were not
Fitchburg Water Commission unanimously approved both FY27 budgets for City Council review. Chair Richard Healey presided over the May 21 meeting, which included five of the Commission's seven voting members. The Water Division budget incorporated minor loan payment adjustments that freed capital
Fitchburg Water Commission unanimously approved prior minutes and reviewed draft FY27 budgets for both divisions. The Water Division, led by Commissioner of Public Works Nicholas Erickson, outlined a budget including approximately $900,000 in capital expenditures for treatment plant upgrades and
Water/Wastewater Commission approves prior minutes, hears FY27 budget overviews. The commission unanimously approved minutes from three prior meetings, then received preliminary draft budgets from Water Division Deputy Commissioner John M. Deline Jr. and Wastewater Division Deputy Commissioner Mark
Water Commission unanimously appoints John M. Deline Jr. Deputy Commissioner of Wastewater. Commissioner of Public Works Nicholas Erickson moved to confirm Deline with a 7-0 vote; Mark McNamara will retire but consult part-time during transition. The Water Division successfully switched treatment
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