Town of Foxborough, MA

09/14/2026

Your voice matters as we plan for Foxborough’s future!

Stop by the Community Center anytime between 3-7PM on Tuesday, September 29 for the Strategic Plan Feedback Open House. This is a great chance for residents to review where the plan is headed, share feedback, and help make sure the Town’s priorities reflect what matters most to our community.

Location: Foxborough Community Center, 76 Main St.
Date: Tuesday, September 29th
Time: 3–7PM

We hope you’ll stop in for a bit and see the plan for Foxborough!

09/11/2026

Today, Foxborough joins fellow communities across the country in remembering the lives lost on September 11th.

We honor the first responders, service members, and everyday people who showed incredible courage and compassion, and we keep in our thoughts the families and loved ones who were forever changed by that day.

Twenty-five years later, we remember together 💙💛

08/28/2026

📣 Get involved in Foxborough's community!

The Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) is looking for a new Associate Member.

The ZBA plays an important role in local decisions involving zoning, signs, special permits, variances, appeals, and certain housing proposals. Associate members take part in public hearings and may serve as a voting member when a regular Board member is unavailable or unable to participate.

This is a great opportunity for a Foxborough resident interested in local government, land use, development, or community service to get involved and learn more about how these decisions are made!

Meetings are generally held on the third Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at Town Hall, with a Zoom option available.

Associate members are appointed by the Select Board and serve a one-year term.

Interested in serving? Learn more and download an application on the Town website: https://tinyurl.com/BoardCommittee-Application

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08/28/2026

T Miozzi Inc will begin paving Friday August 28 with the following schedule planned:

Friday August 28 - Walnut St near Brown Medical Center toward Rt 140 and Rt 140 to N High st.

Monday August 31 - Walnut St from N High to South & N High from Walnut St to South St.

Tuesday September 1 - N High St from the dead end to Walnut St(starting at 9AM to allow morning school busses through).

08/25/2026

Heading to a stadium event using Revolution Way?

Pedestrian access on Revolution Way is reserved for Foxborough residents attending the event and their guests.

To use Revolution Way, show proof of residency and a valid event ticket. Each resident may be accompanied by up to four (4) ticketed guests, and guests must enter and leave with the Foxborough resident.

Please also remember:

- All pedestrians must have a valid ticket for that day’s event.
- Resident drop-off is available at Upper Payson Recreational Complex at 20 Payson Road.
- No parking or rideshare waiting is allowed at the Payson Complex.
- Cross Street, Revolution Way, and nearby residential streets may not be used for event drop-offs or pickups.

These requirements help preserve this pedestrian access for Foxborough residents while protecting the surrounding neighborhood and maintaining emergency access.

Remember: no ID, no access. Please plan ahead and follow the directions of police and traffic personnel.

Full details are available on the town website: tinyurl.com/RevolutionWay-ResidentAccess

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08/24/2026

🦊 Scout Out Scout:
Week 14 (August 21 - 27) | Get Active at Home with Scout!

Dance parties, obstacle courses, yoga…oh my! Your home is a great place to be physically active, and there are so many ways for kids to reach their daily goal of 60 minutes of play each day!

Be sure to visit Scout's page on the town website to explore different physical activity ideas you can do at home and Scout’s favorite activities that keeps him moving and having fun: www.tinyurl.com/ScoutOutScout

Don’t forget to download your copy of Scout's BINGO Activity Sheet off the website! Once you get a BINGO, be sure to stop by the Health Department office to show off your sheet and choose a prize!

Show us how you’re staying physically active this summer and .

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08/14/2026

🦊 Scout Out Scout:
Week 13 (August 14 - 20) | The Nature Trail and Cranberry Bog at Patriot Place

Pumpkin spice lattes, apple cider donuts, and cranberry muffins! If you’re itching for fall to arrive, this week’s Scout adventure will surely get you outside, physically active, and in the fall spirit, as you head to The Nature Trail and Ocean Spray Cranberry Bog at Patriot Place.

Location Details: The Nature Trail is an easy to moderate, approximately half-mile hike through cranberry bog fields, wetlands, and forest. There is dedicated parking behind Bass Pro Shops. Enter Patriot Place through the South Entrance. Shortly after you turn, you’ll see a sign directing you toward The Nature Trail. Bear right and follow the road down to the dedicated parking lot.

Before heading out, be sure to visit Scout's page on the town's website to explore fun cranberry facts, Scout’s favorite activities while in the area, tips on adding more fruits and vegetables into your diet, and some yummy cranberry themed recipes: www.tinyurl.com/ScoutOutScout

Scout can’t wait to see you there!

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07/31/2026

🦊 Scout Out Scout:
Week 11 (July 31 – August 6) | F. Gilbert Hills State Forest

Scout enjoyed hiking the Healthy Heart trail so much, he just had to come back see what other adventures the State Forest has to offer! This week, Scout is exploring more ways to stay active outside, from hiking a new trail to trying mountain biking. Not into mountain biking or don’t have the right bike? No problem! Visiting a nearby paved bike path is another great way to get moving.

Visit Scout's page on our website for Scout’s favorite biking spots, cycling safety tips, and helpful information about electric bikes: www.tinyurl.com/ScoutOutScout

Grab your bike helmet and ride into a new adventure with Scout!

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07/17/2026

07/17/2026

🦊 Scout Out Scout:
Week 9 (July 17 – July 23) | Town Common

It’s National Picnic Month! Pack your favorite picnic blanket and a cooler filled with healthy foods, and head down to Foxborough's Town Common for a morning, afternoon, or evening of outdoor fun! The Common is a beautiful space offering an expansive tree canopy that is sure to make any hot summer day a little more bearable.

A healthier you doesn’t stop at simply reaching your daily and weekly physical activity goals — healthy eating plays an equally important role in your daily life!

Looking for some new, easy, and kid-friendly recipes? Visit Scout's page on the town website to find recipe links, Scout’s favorite things to do on the Common, and resources on food safety when eating outdoors: www.tinyurl.com/ScoutOutScout

Don’t forget to show us how you’re staying healthy and active with Scout this summer and

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