The Select Board continued a public hearing on alleged breaches by the Stoughton Media Access Corporation of its Access Agreement, rescheduling the proceeding to February 26, 2026, at 7:30 p.m. Chair Stephen M. Cavey reported that SMAC requested an extension while working toward compliance. The
Stoughton Select Board votes 4-0 to continue a months-old SMAC public hearing to February 26. The board, meeting Thursday for just four minutes, continued an open public hearing on SMAC — Stoughton's community access television station — that has been pending since October 9, 2025.
Select Board unanimously appoints Heidi Chuckran as Finance Director. The certified public accountant, with six years of municipal auditing experience, will replace retiring Town Finance Director Ms. Zaleski at month's end; Joseph M. Mokrisky moved appointment and adoption of her contract, passing
Stoughton Select Board closes warrant for March 2 Special Town Meeting with three articles approved unanimously. The articles propose dissolution of the Visiting Nurse Association Enterprise Fund effective July 1, 2026, with nursing staff reduced from six to three nurses and zero projected
Select Board restricts Thursday meetings to 7:30 p.m. or later. Scott Carrara's motion, seconded by Vice Chair Debra Roberts, passed 3 to 1, with Louis Gitto dissenting and Joseph M. Mokrisky absent; Chair Stephen M. Cavey recommended consulting Town Counsel before finalizing the policy. The Board
Select Board approves municipal budget without school department allocation pending state funding decisions. Town Manager Thomas Calter submitted the FY27 operating budget with a 3.01 percent municipal increase to the Finance Committee, voting 4 to 1 to exclude the School Department's $69,612,304
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