The Orleans Select Board and Finance Committee will hold a public hearing Nov. 4 at 5:30 p.m. in the Nauset Meeting Room at Town Hall to gather resident input on Fiscal Year 2028 budget priorities.
The Orleans Council on Aging voted to back two Nov. 16 Special Town Meeting articles funding a long-delayed backup generator and a replacement movable wall at the Senior Center.
The Orleans Planning Board reviewed a Town Cove flood-resiliency study and reworked explanatory language for four zoning warrant articles, taking no votes on either.
Orleans previewed a preliminary $7,900-per-unit Phase II sewer betterment estimate.
The Orleans Veterans Committee voted 5-0 to table a decision on what years to engrave on the town's planned Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
Orleans's fire station design committee voted to direct its design team to proceed with planning a geothermal heating system for the new station.
The Orleans Marine and Freshwater Quality Committee reported its Pilgrim Lake herring count plunged to an estimated 456 fish this year, down from more than 26,000 in 2017 and 2018.
The Orleans Finance Committee directed staff to seek town counsel guidance on a formal liaison role with the Wastewater Management Advisory Committee and accepted member Richard Berdik's resignation.
The Orleans Zoning Board of Appeals continued the comprehensive permit hearing for a 78-unit affordable housing project at the Governor Prince site to November 18.
The Orleans Board of Water and Sewer Commissioners voted unanimously to support Article 20, a generator-funding article, at the November Special Town Meeting.
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