Massachusetts towns are the targets of unrelenting cyberattacks. On June 17, 2026, Wayland’s IT Director Nick Lombardi, and project manager Michele Rosen presented an overview of Wayland's cybersecurity at the League of Women Voters Annual Meeting. They reported that towns, police departments, public school districts, and even a municipal light department in Massachusetts have been … Continue reading Wayland IT Director talks cybersecurity with LWV Wayland
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Town Meeting Issues Forum for Wayland 2026 ATM
The League of Women Voters of Wayland hosted its annual Town Meeting Issues Forum on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, to help voters learn about the items to be discussed and voted on at Wayland's Annual Town Meeting (ATM). Below, you can choose to link to the video, the audio only, and/or the written transcript of … Continue reading Town Meeting Issues Forum for Wayland 2026 ATM
Annual Town Meeting Issues Forum on Zoom, April 29th, 7 pm
The League of Women Voters of Wayland will hold its annual Town Meeting Issues Forum on Wednesday, April 29th. We are grateful to Miranda Jones, our Town Moderator, for hosting us on Zoom. She will talk about the use of the Consent Calendar and Abbreviated Presentation Procedures; she has made some changes to the Consent Calendar … Continue reading Annual Town Meeting Issues Forum on Zoom, April 29th, 7 pm
LWV of Wayland 2026 Voters’ Guide is here!
Check out the candidates for election for Town office in Wayland! There are no contested races, but there are some write-in candidates for open seats. We will update the Voters' Guide as we hear from more candidates--this version is updated as of April 15, 2026. LWV of Wayland 2026 Voters' Guide (updated April 20, 2026)
Run For It: The Town Office Experience
The League of Women Voters and the Wayland Free Public Library hosted Run For It: The Town Office Experience in October, 2025. We talked with three elected officials on running for office--why they chose to do this and what their experiences have been. Watch the video and decide for yourself! Here is the link: Run … Continue reading Run For It: The Town Office Experience
Interesting in running for office but have a lot of questions? Join LWVW for “Make a Run for It!”
Join the reading of “What to a Slave is the Fourth of July,” by Frederick Douglas, July 1st, Wayland Public Library
The League of Women Voters of Wayland is a co-sponsor of the reading of Frederick Douglass’s 4th of July speech, “What to a Slave Is the Fourth of July?” It will be held at the Wayland Free Public Library on July 1st at 7pm. Reading Frederick DouglasDownload If you would like to read a line or two … Continue reading Join the reading of “What to a Slave is the Fourth of July,” by Frederick Douglas, July 1st, Wayland Public Library
Get ready for 2025 Town Elections and Town Meeting!
UPDATED LINK: Town Meeting Issues Forum: Wednesday, March 26, 7pm The League of Women Voters of Wayland will hold a public forum on some of the major issues to be discussed and voted on at Annual Town Meeting. The hybrid forum will be held in the Wayland Public Library on Wednesday, March 26th at 7pm. Articles … Continue reading Get ready for 2025 Town Elections and Town Meeting!
Wayland 2025 Voters’ Guide is here!
The League of Women Voters of Wayland has created a Voters' Guide of the 2025 candidates for Town office to help inform voters. See the whole guide below (updated on March 15, 2025)! LWVW Voters' Guide 2025Download
Community, Culture, and Belonging Survey and Listening Sessions for the Town of Wayland
Wayland has hired a consultant to conduct an equity assessment to learn how we are doing as a community in making people who live and work here feel welcome. To better understand how people feel, the consultants are asking residents to participate in a survey. The hope to get as many as 2,000 responses—an ambitious … Continue reading Community, Culture, and Belonging Survey and Listening Sessions for the Town of Wayland