Dighton Closes 27-Article Special Town Meeting Warrant
Dighton Select Board closes a 27-article special town meeting warrant, including a contested police chief bylaw change.
Dighton Select Board closes a 27-article special town meeting warrant, including a contested police chief bylaw change.
Dighton selectmen table cemetery appointment, hire recruiter for highway chief succession.
Dighton Select Board unanimously appoints Jeff Mello as building commissioner and takes up stalled housing production plan.
Dighton Select Board tightens vacation carryover policy and clears a full agenda of transfers and appointments.
Dighton Select Board denies auto dealer license after police fraud investigation, approves blighted Spring Street building permits.
Dighton and Berkeley move toward shared animal control and public health staffing in a joint board session.
Dighton Select Board approves nine appointments and waives right to purchase a $1.25 million land parcel at May 27 meeting.
Dighton boards finalize town meeting warrant, approve police vehicle lease, and receive $27.7 million fire station estimate.
Dighton Select Board and Finance Committee approved one police administrative vehicle on a five-year lease and received a $27.7 million fire station feasibility study at a lengthy joint session May 13.
Dighton's Select Board reorganized its leadership and cleared most FY27 Annual Town Meeting warrant articles in a lengthy joint session with the Finance Committee on April 22. Mark Pacheco was voted in as chair, with Glenn Cabbage — attending his first meeting — named clerk.
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