Stoughton Planning Board continues new elementary school review to April 23
Stoughton Planning Board continues elementary school review and hears two senior housing pitches at April 9 session.
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Government
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Stoughton Finance Committee Approves $150.8 Million FY27 Budget for Town Meeting
Stoughton Finance Committee votes a $150.8 million FY27 budget and doubles the special education reserve.
Stoughton Select Board elects McCriskey chair, Roberts vice chair after swearing-in ceremony
Stoughton Select Board reorganizes, electing Joe McCriskey as chair and Deborah Roberts as vice chair.
Stoughton Finance Committee Recommends $10.3 Million in Water and Sewer Borrowing
Stoughton Finance Committee recommends more than $10.3 million in water and sewer borrowing and clears a $465,000 police capital package at its April 6 meeting.
Stoughton Board of Health closes second tobacco hearing, delays NFG vote to spring
Stoughton's Board of Health closed a second public hearing on a proposed nicotine-free generation regulation Tuesday without voting, deferring deliberation to a future meeting in April or early May.
Stoughton Finance Committee Recommends Fire Engine, Housing Units, Field Renovations for May Vote
Stoughton Finance Committee recommends more than 30 warrant articles for the May 4 town meeting, including a $1.23 million fire engine and $800,000 in new low-income housing.
Stoughton Select Board Conditionally Approves SMAC Settlement, Ending Federal Lawsuit
Stoughton Select Board votes 4-1 to settle federal lawsuit with community access TV operator SMAC.
Stoughton Schools Warn of $3 Million Gap, Possible Staff Cuts for FY27
Stoughton schools warn of a $3 million FY27 shortfall driven by a collapse in state aid, with layoffs possible if the gap is not closed. Superintendent Dr.
Three Stoughton Select Board Candidates Debate Police Station, Trash, and Taxes
Three Stoughton Select Board candidates debated police station financing, a proposed trash disposal contract, and municipal spending at a March 25 forum two weeks before the April 7 town election.
Concord Finance Committee Backs Free Cash Over Borrowing for FY2027 Capital Plan
Concord Finance Committee votes to fund its capital plan from free cash, dodging $426,000 in borrowing costs.