Government

Dighton's Community Preservation Committee unanimously approved eligibility for a Lions Club proposal to replace the condemned 1970s-era concrete bleachers at Spratt Field.

Dighton's Open Space Committee voted unanimously to recommend raising the town's development open space requirement from 20 percent to 50 percent, with wetlands excluded from the calculation.

Dighton Historical Commission approves a $625 FY27 budget and maps out new historical survey territory.

Dighton's Solid Waste Reduction Committee voted unanimously to recommend a draft swap shed rules packet and a composting outreach flyer to the Board of Selectmen at a January 5 meeting. The three-member committee, which identified its members as its president, Mr.

Dighton Board of Assessors approved all FY 2026 tax warrant commitments at a special December 22 session, authorizing more than $12 million in billings across real estate, personal property, and district accounts.

Dighton Board of Assessors approved all FY 2026 tax warrant commitments at a special December 22 session, authorizing more than $12 million in billings across real estate, personal property, and district accounts.

Dighton's Stormwater Committee voted unanimously to seek an engineering site visit and expanded work proposal at the MACS solar farm after a Weston and Sampson review flagged structural discrepancies in all three stormwater detention basins.