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Town Meeting set to begin Monday night

by | May 1, 2022 | Featured: News, News

The town is set to return to a “normal” Annual Town Meeting on Monday, when voters and town officials gather at the High School Athletic Center at 7 p.m.

“For members of local government, the Annual Town Meeting really is like our Super Bowl,” Town Manager Khumalo said. “It is a chance for all of our residents to come together and participate in their community’s legislative process and have their voices heard in the most democratic of ways. A great deal of thought and attention has been given to each of the articles on the warrant. It is our sincere hope that residents will attend this meeting and contribute to the process of moving the Town of Hopkinton forward.”

The meeting will start with reports from town officials, followed by the consideration of the Annual Town Meeting Warrant, which consists of 53 articles. (The full warrant can be viewed here.)

The proposed budget, which is Article 5, is about $104 million.

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