The Community Preservation Committee reported record $3.1 million in FY 2026 project spending. Treasurer Emeritus Michael Barrett's financial report showed over $1 million dedicated to housing initiatives, including disbursements to Father Bill's and Hebrew SeniorLife, while the fund balance
Stoughton's Community Preservation Committee closed out the Stoughton Motel Conversion project following April move-in of 22 of 24 subsidized apartments. The $16 million development, supported with $250,000 from the CPC, will add all 24 units to the town's Subsidized Housing Inventory once fully
Stoughton CPC approves special conditions for five capital projects. The Community Center exterior renovation, backed by an 89-11 special town meeting vote and a $1 million federal grant, targets a June 13 opening; Program Administrator Barry Kassler is coordinating a required historic preservation
Preservation committee approves Town Counsel's Community Center motion. Chair Rich Terry led a 6-0 vote endorsing Town Counsel Brian Winner's version of a Special Town Meeting motion for the Community Center, resolving disagreement over a historic preservation restriction mandate. The committee
Committee votes to accelerate Community Center renovation for 300th Anniversary. The Community Preservation Committee voted 7-0 to shift the $985,000 exterior project from fiscal 2027 to fiscal 2026, enabling completion before the June 13th celebration. Superintendent of Public Works Paul Giffune
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