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Charter Committee continues Charter review, addresses facility authority

Littleton Charter Committee advances its Charter review with facility and accounting decisions. Chair Betsy Bohling convened seven of nine members to continue the line-by-line Charter document review in preparation for Select Board forwarding expected within several sessions. The committee approved

Littleton Charter Committee · Meeting of May 4, 2026

Littleton Charter Committee advances its Charter review with facility and accounting decisions. Chair Betsy Bohling convened seven of nine members to continue the line-by-line Charter document review in preparation for Select Board forwarding expected within several sessions. The committee approved language explicitly excluding the School Committee, Board of Library Trustees, Littleton Electric Light and Water Department, and Parks and Recreation Commission from Town Manager authority over town facilities, flagging complex property-designation issues for Town Counsel review.

Members agreed the Town Accountant should be appointed by the Select Board following town human resources vetting but report operationally to the Town Manager, paralleling the police and fire chief appointment structure.

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Source: the Littleton Charter Committee meeting of May 4, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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