Entering Tyngsborough

A hyper-local podcast all about what's happening in Tyngsborough, Massachusetts' local government and the community.

Entering Tyngsborough is a government podcast hosted by Town of Tyngsborough, with 30 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Town of Tyngsborough hosts Entering Tyngsborough, a government show with 30 episodes published.

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  Tyngsborough Town Manager’s Report: 2026-07-27

  Jul 27, 202620 min

  The launch of the third annual Civic Leadership Academy; ● An update on the fire station project and the very early exploration of a potential opportunity to purchase an existing parcel with an already constructed building. ● The search for members of the newly formed Middlesex and Westford Rd Strategic Visioning Committee; ● Updates on MassWorks grants from both FY23 as well as a new application; ● A budget update based on the recently signed Commonwealth of MA yearly budget; ● Reminders on upcoming events including Party by the Bridge, Library events, and the FSBC feedback survey and listening sessions; ● Updates on the Sandbar/former FLeur de Lis license situation following a meeting with residents from the neighborhood last week, and; ● An update on the Winslow School document scanning services project.

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  Episode 29: Why Tyngsborough Needs a New Fire Station

  Apr 9, 202626 minS0

  <p>Tyngsborough Fire Chief Wes Russell and Select Board member Adele Coughlin discuss why the town is asking voters to consider a new fire station at the former Winslow School site.</p><p>The conversation explains the operational limits of the current fire station, health and safety concerns for firefighters, why renovation was studied but not recommended, and how the proposed 19,000 square foot design was developed.</p><p>The current estimated project cost is $24 million, including construction, design, and project management. Residents will vote at Annual Town Meeting on May 5, with a ballot vote to follow on May 19. </p><p>...

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  Episode 28: Matthew DeCiero on Animal Control, Wildlife and Responsible Pet Ownership in Tyngsborough

  Mar 13, 202645 minS0

  <p>Tyngsborough Animal Control Officer Matthew DeCiero explains leash laws, wildlife calls, pet licensing, coyotes, and what residents should know about animal safety in town. In this episode of Entering Tyngsborough, residents get a closer look at how animal control works behind the scenes, from loose dogs and dangerous dog hearings to bobcats, weasels, and seasonal wildlife concerns.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode:</p><p>• What animal control officers handle day to day</p><p>• How stray animals are processed and returned home </p><p>• Tyngsborough leash law explained </p><p>• What happens during dangerous dog investigations• Wildlife c...

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  Episode 27: Leading Tyngsborough Public Schools with Dr. Mike Flanagan

  Feb 12, 202623 minS0

  <p>In Episode 26 of Entering Tyngsborough, host Rony Camille sits down with Tyngsborough Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Mike Flanagan to discuss the direction of the district.</p><p>They talk about the new middle school, district priorities, classroom innovation, student support, and the challenges facing public education in Tyngsborough. Dr. Flanagan also reflects on his journey from classroom teacher to superintendent and what he notices when visiting schools across the district.</p><p>For parents, residents, and anyone invested in local education, this episode offers a candid look at how Tyngsborough Public Schools are doing and where they are headed.<...

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  Episode 26: FY27 Budget Explained - Financial Health, Deficit & Path Forward

  Jan 14, 202639 minS1

  <p>Tyngsborough's Town Manager Colin Loiselle joins host Rony Camille to break down Tyngsborough's fiscal year 2027 budget and address the projected $2 million deficit. Learn about the financial health of the town, what's driving costs, and how the town plans to balance the budget by May.</p><p>In this episode, we discuss:</p>The $2 million budget gap and what it means for residentsHow Proposition 2½ limits municipal revenue growthThe 25% health insurance increase impacting town financesState aid challenges and the 351 for 351 initiativeSchool budget negotiations and collaborationCapital needs and debt service for the new middle schoolZero-based budgeting approach to find savingsWhy Tyngsborough maintains a...

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