Dighton Board of Health approves permit slate, tables waste pricing. The board unanimously approved a slate including 14 farmers market vendors, multiple temporary and mobile food vendors, and disposal works permits. Health Agent Elizabeth reported a $67,000 projected deficit under current
Dighton Board of Health tables trash bag vendor decision and adopts two new septic regulations.
Dighton Sewer Commission approves $8,000 pump station alarm upgrade. Chairman Mark Nicora led the board in unanimously approving the Mission Alarm System installation for Park Street and the 138 Taunton line stations, with electrician costs of $1,500 to $1,900 per unit and $4,600 for the alarms.
Dighton Public Library Board of Trustees votes to create donor recognition plaque. Chair Ann Meitzen and Trustees Rita Araujo and Dave Marvill unanimously approved spending up to $21,415.90 from the remaining New Library Building Gift Account for a plaque displaying the names of all building
Dighton Electric Light District elected Jeff Cloonan as Commissioner for three years. In a voice vote, Cloonan received six votes to incumbent Chairman Sue Medeiros' three.
Board of Selectmen denies motor vehicle dealer license after fraud investigation. The board voted unanimously to deny Steven Remy's Class II Motor Vehicle Dealer License application, finding him not a proper person to conduct business. Deputy Police Chief Ryan Richards' June 8 correspondence
Dighton Select Board denies auto dealer license after police fraud investigation, approves blighted Spring Street building permits.
Dighton Historical Commission votes to approve archival purchases and advance time capsule construction. The commission unanimously approved $79.97 for Wellington anniversary materials and $163.18 for Gaylord archival boxes for glass negatives, leaving a balance of $209.41 in its fiscal year 2026
Dighton's 250th Anniversary Committee for America convened June 8, 2026 at Old Town Hall and via Zoom for a regular session. The meeting addressed reenactment and encampment details, budget matters, fundraising initiatives, a Revolutionary memorial project, and presentations and event planning. No
Planning Board defers applications, approves funding transfer for development project review. The Board unanimously continued public hearings for Trinity Solar's special permit and site plan review at 1205 Briggs Street and Antone P Roderick's subdivision application at 128 Hart Street to July 1,
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