After ICE operations in Acton and Boxborough on May 30, the Select Board heard a wellbeing committee plan calling for coordinated outreach: multilingual notices, a single notification path (police → town manager → human services), and ties to regional nonprofits to help families left behind.

Town staff and the Well‑Being Committee presented a one‑page resource sheet and said they will coordinate distribution through Acton‑Boxborough United Way, the Council on Aging and local churches to help residents who are worried about ICE encounters; the board agreed to seek school and police follow‑up on protocols for children of detained parents.