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Share Your Voice: Uxbridge Master Plan Community Survey

Posted Date: 09/24/26 (06:25 PM)


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Community Memo from the Office of the Superintendent
To: Parents, Families, Caregivers, and Employees of Uxbridge Public Schools
From: David Ljungberg, M.Ed., Superintendent of Schools
Date: September 24, 2026
Re: Share Your Voice: Uxbridge Master Plan Community Survey Closes October 31, 2026

Dear Uxbridge Public Schools Community,

The Town of Uxbridge is developing a new Master Plan and wants to hear from you. Our town's last Master Plan dates back to 1992, so this is an important opportunity to help shape Uxbridge's future for the next ten to twenty years.

What is a Master Plan?

A Master Plan, sometimes called a comprehensive plan, is a long-range strategic roadmap that reflects a community's vision and values. Required under Massachusetts General Law Chapter 41, Section 81D, it helps guide local officials as they make decisions about zoning, budgets, and capital improvements. The plan covers seven key areas: land use; population and housing; economic development; transportation and circulation; cultural and historic resources; open space, recreation, and natural resources; and town services and facilities. The Town is partnering with the Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission (CMRPC) on this work.

Why this matters for our schools and families

Decisions about housing, growth, transportation, town facilities, and recreation all directly affect our students, our schools, and the families we serve. As part of the process, CMRPC will be conducting site visits to town facilities and schools, and outreach to students is planned for this winter. The perspectives of parents, caregivers, and school employees are an essential part of getting this plan right.

Take the Uxbridge Master Plan Survey
The survey closes on Saturday, October 31, 2026. Scan the code with your phone's camera or use the button below.
Take the survey
Paper copies are available at Town Hall, the Senior Center, and the Uxbridge Free Public Library.





































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Other ways to stay involved

The Town will host community roundtable events on specific topics throughout the fall and winter. The first, focused on housing, is planned for Thursday, October 15, at 7:00 p.m. at Town Hall, with a hybrid option available. The Master Plan Steering Committee also meets on the second Thursday of each month at 6:00 p.m. on Zoom. More information is available at www.UxbridgeMasterPlan.com and facebook.com/UxbridgeMasterPlan.

Questions about the Master Plan or the survey may be directed to the CMRPC project team: Emily Glaubitz, Project Lead (eglaubitz@cmrpc.org), or Anna Walker, Project Co-Lead (awalker@cmrpc.org).

Strong partnerships between our schools and the Town make Uxbridge a better place to learn, work, and live. Thank you for lending your voice to this important work.

Sincerely,

David Ljungberg, M.Ed., Superintendent
Uxbridge Public Schools

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