The Littleton Community Preservation Committee unanimously approved $118,000 in funding for invasive aquatic plant treatment at two town lakes in 2027. The Committee authorized $48,000 for Long Lake herbicide treatment and $70,000 for Forge Pond treatment, both drawing from the Undesignated CPA
Zoning Board of Appeals approves special permit for 359 King Street conversion to two-family dwelling. Joe Cataldo, general contractor for resident Dwight Long, presented the petition for 359 King St. LLC. A peer review confirmed the site plan includes five dwellings with two units in the existing
Board approves 2026 motor vehicle warrant and reclassifies fire-damaged property near water tower. The Board of Assessors unanimously approved the 2026 MV Warrant and Commitment 4 and June and July abatement reports. Vice Chair Pamela Campbell reviewed an inspection of a fire-damaged property for
Littleton's Town Hall released its August newsletter today, spotlighting election details, planning projects and veteran services. The mailer lands as early in-person voting and registration opens Saturday, Aug. 22, at Town Hall and continues through Aug. 26. Littleton Public Schools, m…
The Shaker Lane Building Committee unanimously authorized submission of the elementary school project's Design Development package to the Massachusetts School Building Authority on July 24, 2026. Members voted to adopt a value engineering list addressing a $3.8 million overrun in the $85.5 million
Littleton's town website posted an update this week on its FLOCK license-plate camera program, offering few details beyond the headline itself. Littleton Public Schools reminded families about busing arrangements for the 2026-2027 school year and touted its fifth annual district-wide ST…
Committee reelected officers unanimously at August meeting. The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee voted unanimously on August 18 to reelect Jonathan Isaac as chair, Michael J Gruar as vice chair, and Nikolaus Bates-Haus as clerk. Seven members attended.
Littleton Affordable Housing Trust approves rental assistance and closes state grants program. The board unanimously approved LRAP 48, providing up to $500 monthly in rental assistance to a single-person household earning $36,547 annually with $1,675 monthly rent, and voted unanimously to formally
Conservation Commission issues orders for boat launch and LNG facility work. The Conservation Commission voted unanimously to issue an Order of Conditions for the Spectacle Pond Boat Launch rehabilitation and voted 5-0 with one recusal to order conditions for the portable liquified natural gas
Littleton posted the final paving schedule for Russell Street this week, closing out a summer of town road work. Town Hall's News Flash feed carried the update on Aug. 18 without listing specific closure dates. Five town boards and committees, including the Shaker Lane School Building C…
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