Planning Board continues two major Washington Street applications. Chair Daniel Kelly and all five voting members voted unanimously to continue two site plan reviews to June 11: Madarshi, LLC, doing business as Subway, is renovating 1,200 square feet at 345 Washington Street for a 14-seat fast food
STOUGHTON -- May 28, 2026, Stoughton Planning Board continues two Washington Street site plan hearings, weighs dropping certified abutter mailings. The board heard applications May 28 for a Subway restaurant relocation to 345 Washington Street
Select Board consolidates all eight precincts to single polling location at middle school. The board unanimously approved the move, effective September 1, 2026, directing Town Manager Thomas Calter to post notice in each precinct and mail descriptions to all registered voters; Chair Joseph M.
Stoughton Select Board votes to consolidate all town election precincts at a single location beginning with the September 1 state primary. The board voted 5-0 Tuesday to designate the Robert G.
Stoughton Library Trustees unanimously approved the public library as a secondary off-site evacuation location for a daycare on Central Street and designated Peggy Sewcyk as the official signer for library bills, with Susan Zbinski as backup. The library received $40,449.34 in state aid, bringing
Stoughton Planning Board unanimously approves Town Hall parking lot renovation and new elementary school. Four members voted to release a $17,600 landscape bond for Chase Bank at 386 Washington Street, approved combining three town-owned parcels into one for the parking lot project at 10 Pearl
Board of Health unanimously approves three pool variances and extends sewer decision. Chair Andrew Tibbs granted seasonal lifeguard variances to Bishops' Landing, Knollsbrook (two pools), and Millbrook Condominiums, with applicants citing low daily usage and resident monitoring instead of on-site
Stoughton Planning Board approves site plan for new 101,590-square-foot elementary school on Stefano Way.
Select Board designates environmental certifying officer, unanimously approving William Roth, Town Planner, for the FY2026 HUD-EDI Community Project Fund Appropriation role required to qualify Stoughton for a $1,000,000 federal grant, which upon receipt will fund final work at the community center.
Stoughton Select Board unanimously backs drafting a development agreement for a 150-unit active adult senior housing complex at 850 Park Street.
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