Newburyport City Council voted 11-0 to confirm Kim Turner as Director of Public Services, the first woman to hold that role in the city's history.
NEWBURYPORT -- April 13, 2026, Newburyport City Council unanimously confirmed Kim Turner as the city's first female Director of Public Works and Infrastructure Services and approved a $350,000 alum treatment of the
Newburyport Conservation Commission issues two waterfront permits and continues two others at its April 7 meeting.
Newburyport Planning Board unanimously approves 18 Highland Avenue subdivision and special permit after months of neighbor opposition.
Newburyport City Council unanimously approved a roughly $7 million school roof bond and voted 10-1 to accept a $775,000 federal grant for the Bartlett Mall frog pond restoration at its March 23 meeting.
NEWBURYPORT -- March 17, 2026, Newburyport Conservation Commission advances six waterfront cases in a lengthy March 17 session. The commission voted unanimously to issue a certificate of compliance for 20 Henry Graf Road, closing out
Newburyport Planning Board advanced three permit cases and approved a housekeeping subdivision covenant release at its March 4 meeting.
Newburyport Conservation Commission unanimously approves alum treatment for city's cyanobacteria-plagued drinking water reservoirs.
Newburyport City Council approves $1.8 million boardwalk repair package and passes courts-and-lanes zoning change in one night.
Newburyport's Planning Board and City Council committee advanced a Brown School zoning fix and debated new flexibility for small infill developments at a joint hearing February 18.
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