Eastham elected new Select Board officers during its June 1 reorganization: Suzanne Bryan as Chair, Bob Bruns as Vice Chair, and Hope Plavin as Clerk. Town Manager Jacqui Beebe updated the board on the North Eastham Master Plan, including wastewater infrastructure, Route 6 improvements, and
Eastham Select Board reorganizes under new Chair Suzanne Bryan as wastewater bids beat estimates by $3.5 million. The board unanimously elected Bryan as chair and Bob Bruns, absent due to family travel, as vice chair at its June 1 meeting, and seated newly elected member Hope Cleven as clerk.
The Eastham Council on Aging unanimously approved its April minutes and reviewed year-over-year program statistics. Executive Director Dorothy Burritt reported significant growth in fitness programs, which served 1,306 individuals in April 2026, a 37 percent increase from April 2025, while the meal
Eastham Board of Health approves septic systems for four properties. The board unanimously approved septic system plans at its May 28 meeting, including 65 Harmes Way (which required seven variances from Board of Health and state Title 5 regulations on an environmentally sensitive lot), 20 Bridge
Eastham Board of Health approved four septic system replacements and reduced a sampling requirement at a fifth property during its May 28 meeting at Town Hall.
Eastham Board of Health unanimously approved four Title 5 septic upgrades and opened the 2026 beach sampling season at its May 28 meeting.
Eastham's Energy and Climate Action Committee advanced seven climate priorities by unanimous vote. The four-member panel evaluated Climate Action Plan proposals based on implementation certainty and impact, excluding difficulty from the assessment. Committee member Mike Sarcione moved that the
The Eastham Recycling Committee expanded community outreach on waste reduction and composting. Chair Gwyneth Butera assigned action items including resident surveys, planned tours of waste and composting facilities, and expanded newsletter distribution through partnerships with the Council on Aging
Eastham Conservation Commission amends emergency order for coastal erosion property. The commission voted 6-0 to reconsider and amend an Emergency Certification for 153 Brownell Road after substantial unpermitted work—including clearing, partial demolition, and tree removal—proceeded without
Eastham library board elects new leadership amid program expansion. Robin Rowe was unanimously chosen as Chair, with Sara Higgins as Vice Chair and Willow Shire as Secretary. Library Director Melanie McKenzie announced new services including ASLDeafined for sign language learning, Music Bingo