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nd 332 ANNUAL REPORT MENDON MASSACHUSETTS 1998 ANNUAL REPORT MENDON MASSACHUSETTS 1998 INDEX Accountant. 68 Administrative Assistant. 39 Animal Inspector. 52 Board of Appeals. 47 Board of Assessors. 63 Board of Health. 49 Board of Selectmen. 40 Building Commissioner. 45 Citizen Survey. 135 Conservation Commission. 48 Council on Aging. 41 Fire Department. 56 Gas Inspector. 46 Highway Surveyor. 42 Historical Commission. 55 Housing Authority. 53 Land Use Committee. 50 Park Department. 61 Planning Board. 51 Plumbing Inspector. 46 Police Department. 57 Salaries and Wages of Town Employees. 96 Schools Blackstone Valley Vocational Regional District. 99 Mendon-Upton Regional School District Committee. 106 Nipmuc Regional High School. 124 Taft Public Library Trustees. 54 Tax Collector. 67 Town Clerk. 13 Town Meetings & Elections. 14 Town Moderator. 38 Town Officers. 8 Town Treasurer. 64 Tree Warden. 62 Trust Funds. 65 Water Department. 47 Wiring Inspector. 46 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF Mention, Massachusetts including the report of the SCHOOL COMMITTEE for the Financial Year July 1, 1997 - June 30, 1998 Calendar Year January 1, 1998 - December 31, 1998 3 bEOICA TION The 332nd Annual Town Report is Dedicated In Memory to Former Police Chief MATTHEW MANTONI Who gave his life for the citizens of Mendon Chief MATTHEW MANTON! 5 Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2017 with funding from Boston Public Library https://archive.org/details/annualreportsoft1998mend PROCLAMATION Awarded to Andrew and Mary Nealley And The Senior Citizens of Mendon Whereas The Town of Mendon is Truly Blessed with Senior Citizens who have given of their Time and Talents to make the Town of Mendon a better place to live and Whereas Those Elder Citizens of Mendon represent a Wealth of Knowledge and Understanding and Whereas Those Elder Statesmen Have Offered Themselves Freely and Without Compensation In An Attempt to Improve Their Community and Whereas Throughout the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Citizens are Gathering to Express Their Thanks to the Seniors of the Common¬ wealth and to Reaffirm the Commitment of the Commonwealth and to Safeguard the Independence and Dignity of our Elders NOW THEREFOR, We, the BOARD OF SELECTMEN of the TOWN of MENDON DO HEREBY PROCLAIM SUNDAY, THE twentieth DAY OF SEPTEMBER IN THE YEAR ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND NINETY EIGHT AS SENIOR CITIZENS DAY IN MENDON, MASSACHUSETTS AND URGE ALL CITIZENS TO EXPRESS THEIR APPRECIATION AND RESPECT TO THOSE WHO HAVE SERVED THIS TOWN SO WELL THROUGHOUT THEIR LIVES, GIVEN THIS <20 AC d AY OF SEPTEMBER IN THE YEAR ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND NINETY EIGHT AT MENDON MASSACHUSETTS. BY THE Board of Selectmen to. mz Date 7 TOWN OF MENDON Town of Mendon Incorporated May 15, 1667 Population 4942, 1998 Census Registered Voters - 3222 (as of 12/31/98) Annual Election, First Monday in May Annual Meeting Succeeding Friday after the First Monday in May Second Congressional District: Richard Neal Springfield Worcester & Norfolk Senatorial District: Richard T. Moore Uxbridge Tenth Worcester Representative District: Representative in General Court Marie J. Parente Milford Sheriff of Worcester County: John Flynn West Boylston TOWN OFFICERS MODERATOR Rolland J. Monn: Jr. Term expires 1999 SELECTMEN Conrad Beliveau, Chairman Term expires 1999 Peter Confrey Term expires 2000 Jean Bavosi Term expires 2001 TOWN CLERK Margaret Tetreault Term expires 2000 TOWN TREASURER/COLLECTOR Karen Lowell, Treasurer/Collector Term expires 2000 ASSESSORS Bruce Tycks, Chairman Term expires 1999 Thomas D. Hackenson Term expires 2000 Dennis G. Boucher Term expires 2001 Jean Bavosi, Assistant Assessor BOARD OF HEALTH Robert Klem, Jr., Chairman Term expires 2000 Mara Beliveau Term expires 1999 Michael A. Tetreault Term expires 2001