Stoughton has fenced off an expanded area in front of Town Hall on Pearl Street, shifting most resident parking to the north side of the building and the rear lot off Rose Street, with entry through the unlocked back door.
Stoughton's Finance Committee recommended nine Special Town Meeting warrant articles, including a firefighters' contract and a water project overrun.
Stoughton's Finance Committee opened a hearing on a $1,036,166 supplemental budget that includes $230,000 for an investigation into the town manager and police chief, then continued the hearing without voting.
The Stoughton Select Board tabled a vote on revised financial policies and procedures, sending the issue to its next meeting after a dispute with the Finance Committee and School Committee over school budget timing.
The Stoughton Planning Board approved a 22,280-square-foot industrial building on Canton Street and continued a contested sign permit on Washington Street to October 22. Vice Chair Paul DeMusz presided in Chair Daniel Kelly's apparent absence.
Stoughton Select Board closes warrant for a November 16 special town meeting and sets a 2.5 percent fiscal 2028 budget cap.
Stoughton Planning Board votes unanimously not to send a contested 150 York Street rezoning to fall Town Meeting.
School Committee approved Superintendent Juliette A. Miller's fiscal 2027 goals in a 4-0 vote and appointed Jennifer Sears to the Redistricting Committee on a 3-0 vote with one abstention at the September 22 meeting. Vice Chair Jillian Distefano presided in the absence of Chair Chris Shannon.
Stoughton Select Board unanimously endorses a redesign of its most dangerous intersection and clears the way for a new street named for a Civil War veteran. Chaired by Joseph M.
Stoughton School Committee unanimously endorsed FY27 priorities aimed at expanding academic pathways including Advanced Placement, Early College, and JROTC programs. Chair Chris Shannon and four colleagues voted 5-0 to adopt goals addressing equitable access and college and career readiness. The
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