SEEKONK -- May 13, 2026, Seekonk Select Board approves two police hires, accepts nearly $7,600 in fire grants, and opens door to a $4 million Old Town Hall rehabilitation. The board voted unanimously to
Seekonk Town Meeting approved a $76.8 million FY27 budget and rejected $975,000 for a Martin School parking lot. Voters passed the general fund budget 166-21, after adding $173,000 in Chapter 70 aid to the schools line, 158-33.
SEEKONK -- May 12, 2026, Seekonk Planning Board approves Pride Hyundai dealership at former cinema site and confronts stormwater enforcement gap. The board voted 4-0-1 at its May 12 meeting to approve the
The Zoning Board of Appeals approved a special permit for a seasonal baked-goods farm stand on Fort River Avenue.
Seekonk officials previewed the May 11 Town Meeting warrant. Town Moderator Mike Durkee hosted Town Administrator Sean Kadeem, Superintendent Dr. Rebecca Kidwell and Town Planner John Aubin.
SEEKONK -- April 29, 2026, Seekonk Select Board votes to sell former County Street fire station and backs fire budget over Finance Committee objections. The board voted unanimously Wednesday to direct Town Administrator Sean Cadim
Seekonk's new moderator previewed changes aimed at a shorter Town Meeting. Moderator Mike Durkee used a "Town Meeting 101" session to explain procedure and outline plans to waive the reading of articles and ask the Select Board to limit article introductions to five minutes.
SEEKONK -- April 15, 2026, Seekonk Select Board unanimously adopts FY27 budget at 3 percent school increase, cutting $169,491 from municipal accounts. The board, meeting April 15, approved Town Administrator Sean Kadeem's
The Seekonk Planning Board recommended a billboard overlay bylaw for Town Meeting, with conditions. Members voted 4-0-1 on a member's motion, seeking a height limit, a decommissioning bond, a cap of three billboards and a pilot agreement recommendation.
The Zoning Board of Appeals approved a dual-use solar array on County and Miller streets. The 4-1 vote, with Shane Halajko opposed, came with conditions for 10-foot minimum screening and continued Chapter 61A farming.