Select Board Permits ZBA Chair to Hear LNG Variance
Select Board cleared ZBA chair to hear natural gas facility variance despite conflict concerns.
Select Board cleared ZBA chair to hear natural gas facility variance despite conflict concerns.
Littleton Select Board shelves town charter, lets blighted-property fines law head to voters undecided.
Littleton Select Board institutes hiring review as budget pressure mounts. The Board unanimously approved a temporary staffing vacancy review process through June 30, 2027, requiring all new vacancies to be approved by the Town Administrator and Select Board before hiring proceeds. The policy
Littleton Select Board requires its own sign-off before any town job vacancy gets refilled. The policy, adopted unanimously and running through June 30, 2027, lets Town Administrator James Duggan vet every vacancy before hiring begins.
Select Board approves October 27 fall town meeting warrant, defers on blighted property enforcement. The 12-article warrant includes a town charter petition creating a Town Manager position and over $1 million in Community Preservation appropriations. The board recommended nine articles; the
Select Board advances two police officers to leadership roles and designates Shattuck Street as a safety zone. The board unanimously approved salary step adjustments for Mark Scola, advancing to Deputy Chief of Police at Grade 17, Step 7, and Patrick O'Donoghue, advancing to Police Lieutenant at
Littleton Select Board designates Shattuck Street a 20 mph safety zone, warns of $1.24 million FY28 gap.
Littleton's Select Board restructures the police department leadership with three simultaneous promotions. Police Chief Douglas Landry promoted Sergeant Mark Scola to Deputy Chief of Police at Grade 17, Step 6; Detective Patrick O'Donoghue and Sergeant Kimberly Tocci both to Police Lieutenant at
Select Board and Conservation Commission postpone Long Lake dock decisions. The joint meeting heard divergent resident opinions on whether the town should manage access to conservation land bordering the lake, from a 6-1 Conservation Commission preference that the town assume buffer-strip
Littleton's Select Board voted 4-0 to open the warrant for an October 27, 2026 Special Town Meeting and directed town staff to inspect and remove the most dangerous of eight unpermitted docks on a town-owned conservation parcel along Long Lake.
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