The Hull Redevelopment Authority property is one of the two top sites for a proposed new public safety building – as mentioned by HRA members at a January meeting – along with the current town hall location ( read more ).

The consultant studying potential locations for a combined police and fire station will present its findings to the select board on Wednesday, February 11 ( read more ).

The Hull Redevelopment Authority property is the top choice to build a combined police and fire station, two HRA members told their fellow board members Monday night ( read more ).

The Hull Redevelopment Authority this week welcomed its new lead counsel and held a preliminary discussion of its upcoming survey on future uses of its 13-acre property ( read more ).

The December 22 Hull Redevelopment Authority meeting centered, for the most part, on modifications to the setup of the authority’s parking lots for the 2026 summer season ( read more ).

JULY - The Hull Redevelopment Authority appeared to be closer to reaching a consensus on what members have called “Option 3” of the Urban Renewal Plan should include – some kind of community center. However, board members continued to have differing views about whether there should be a housing component, including affordable units ( read more ).

FEBRUARY - To kick-start the Hull Redevelopment Authority’s consideration of an additional option for its draft Urban Renewal Plan... ( read more ).

Following a number of lengthy and sometimes contentious discussions during Hull Redevelopment Authority meetings over many months – and even a decision to not discuss it further at one point – authority members voted 3-2 this week to endorse the proposed two-way road plan, with Dan Kernan and Adrienne Paquin voting against the motion ( read more ).

After debating the issue for months, the Hull Redevelopment Authority has asked the town planner and an engineering consultant to discuss the details of the controversial two-way road plan later this month ( read more ).

As the Hull Redevelopment Authority discussed a process to revisit its draft Urban Renewal Plan, board members decided to invite project engineers and Hull Community Development and Planning Director Chris DiIorio to provide an update on that two-way road proposal at an upcoming meeting ( read more ).

The Hull Redevelopment Authority addressed a full agenda Wednesday night, from extending the deadline on the solicitation of services for a townwide survey about potential uses for the property to considering returning to in-person meetings with a virtual option ( read more ).

After interviewing seven candidates who applied for a seat on the Hull Redevelopment Authority, the members of the HRA and select board chose a retired teacher with strong roots in Hull to fill the position ( read more ).

During what Chair Bartley Kelly referred to as “the quickest meeting we’ve had in a long time” – 20 minutes – the Hull Redevelopment Authority on Monday heard a brief update on a townwide survey on uses of the HRA property and released minutes outlining the alleged default of its parking contractor ( read more ).

The Hull Redevelopment Authority is planning to conduct a townwide survey as it prepares plans for future use of its 13-acre property.( read more ).

Residents interested in filling a vacant seat on the Hull Redevelopment Authority are encouraged to apply for appointment before...

The Hull Redevelopment Authority appears to be closer to reaching a consensus that what members have called “Option 3” of the Urban...

As record heat settled into the area this week, the Weir River Water System experienced a “drastic drop” in the water level in its Turkey...

In response to requests from Hull Redevelopment Authority member Adrienne Paquin and a number of citizens, a reorganization revote was...

After sharing their visions for the 13-acre property, Hull Redevelopment Authority members appeared have a shared desire to preserve at...

During Monday night’s meeting of the Hull Redevelopment Authority, newly elected chair Bartley Kelly agreed to place a reorganization...