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Report of the A timetable for the completion of the Local <br /> Comprehensive Plan has been set. The first Capital <br /> Board of Selectmen . . <br /> Improvement Program was established. Municipal <br /> building janitorial services have been privatized. A <br /> municipal vehicle use policy has been put into place. <br /> Inmate crews were used to conduct a major cleanup of <br /> To the Citizens of Mashpee: illegal dumping in <br /> g p g remote areas. <br /> The '94-'95 year has been a busy but sad year for Finally p e Mash e 's 125th Anniversary commemora_ <br /> the Board,In May '94 both Carol Jacobson and Nancy tion is underway and lastear's town report won <br /> Caffyn were re-elected to the Board. Unfortunate) Y p <br /> Unfortunately Massachusetts Municipal Association's award for best <br /> Selectman Jacobson succumbed to cancer a few weeks annual report in the State for its class. <br /> after her re-election and left a void not easily filled. <br /> Her laughter and good humor have been sorely Respectfully submitted' <br /> missed. In October Peter Dinizio was elected to fill <br /> Selectman Jacobson's unexpired term. Mr.Dinizio is a Judy M. Mills, chairman <br /> welcome addition to the Board. George R Costa, Vice Chairman <br /> James Vaccaro, clerk <br /> This year saw the im lementation of the Ma Nancy J. Caffyn <br /> p shpee Pe ■ <br /> Chief of Police Citizen Advisory Committee and the ter A. Dinizio <br /> hiring of a new police chief after a well developed Mashpee Board of Selectmen <br /> search process and assessment center. Chief William <br /> Przybylek brings many years of police experience <br /> with him and along with his family is settling into our <br /> community with ease and becoming a familiar face <br /> around town. We wish Chief Curtis Frye a long and <br /> happy retirement. <br /> Much has happened in the area of natural resources. <br /> Foremost was the establishment of the Mashpee <br /> Wildlife Refuge■ Through a joint management agree- <br /> ment involving Federal, State and local agencies 5900 <br /> acres in Mashpee and Falmouth have been.earmarked <br /> for preservation. The Mashpee Coastal Resources <br /> Management Committee was activated to review and <br /> make recommendations related to coastal resources.A <br /> marine pump-out program has been established to pro- <br /> tect the water quality of bath Popponessett and <br /> Waquoit Bay. Comprehensive regulations governing <br /> fishing tournaments on our ponds have been put into <br /> place and the first phase of extensive repairs have been <br /> made to the Mashpee River herring run. <br /> s <br /> The Mashpee High School building ro•e p g g p � ct is mov- <br /> ing ahead of schedule and the construction contract <br /> should be awarded in May. Preliminary plans for the <br /> renovation of the Samuel Davis School into a town <br /> hall are being developed and the process of upgrading <br /> the town computer system is moving ahead. <br /> With the assistance of the Economic Development <br /> Committee, we have hired a part-time Economic <br /> Development Coordinator, published a Mashpee <br /> Guide for Business and erected "Welcome to <br /> Mashpee" signs with landscaping, We have also <br /> helped Mashpee Village undertake extensive renova- <br /> tions with Federal grants through the Town. <br /> 7 <br />