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County Commissioners to Meet in Mashpee; Agenda Includes Housing, Water Supply, and Wastewater

Published on: September 29, 2026

A blue “Welcome to Mashpee” roadside sign stands beside a tree-lined road, with a blue car passing in the foreground. The Barnstable County, Massachusetts seal is overlaid in the upper left corner.

The Barnstable County Commissioners will meet on Wednesday, September 30, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. in the Waquoit Room at Mashpee Town Hall. This meeting in Mashpee provides an opportunity for residents to hear from County and Town officials and engage with County government.

The Commissioners will hear an update from the Town of Mashpee and discuss local and regional issues with the Town Administrator and members of the Select Board. Topics include County services; municipal budgets and local aid; the Cape’s carrying capacity and drinking water supply; wastewater goals and nitrogen reduction; housing, including affordable and workforce housing and local 40B projects; infrastructure improvements; and the elected Barnstable County Charter Review Commission.

The discussion will also address current and upcoming infrastructure projects and ways to limit their impact on residents.

The consent agenda includes consideration of a $133,750 federal grant for youth homelessness coordinated entry and $444,354.76 in federal HOME funds to support affordable housing activities through the Barnstable County HOME Consortium.

Residents are encouraged to attend. The meeting will be held in person and streamed live on the Barnstable County YouTube Channel.

WHEN

Wednesday, September 30, 2026
10:00 a.m.

WHERE

Mashpee Town Hall, Waquoit Room
16 Great Neck Road North
Mashpee, MA 02649

The full meeting agenda is available at www.capecod.gov/meetings.

Residents who are unable to attend are encouraged to share comments or questions with the Board of Regional Commissioners by emailing [email protected].

About Barnstable County Regional Government of Cape Cod Barnstable County provides regional services, programs, and leadership to the fifteen towns of Cape Cod. Through collaboration and innovation, the County works to address shared challenges and improve the quality of life for residents, businesses, and visitors across the region. Learn more at  www.capecod.gov. 

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