Littleton Select Board eyes Orchard House sale, sidewalk plow overhaul at blizzard meeting
Littleton Select Board moves toward selling town-owned Orchard House and overhauling sidewalk snow-removal policy.
Littleton Select Board moves toward selling town-owned Orchard House and overhauling sidewalk snow-removal policy.
Littleton Select Board authorizes $400K for school project professionals. The Select Board unanimously authorized Town Administrator James A. Duggan to commit $400,000 for Shaker Lane Elementary School project services: $50,000 to Turner & Townsend Heery (OPM), $150,000 to Studio G Architects, and
Littleton Select Board approves police promotions, school contracts, and town meeting warrant in unanimous sweep. The five-member board, meeting at full strength for the first time in months, voted 5-0 on every substantive item at its February 9 session.
Littleton's boards approve $77.5M FY27 budget and Town Hall renovation. The joint Select Board and Finance Committee meeting reviewed departmental budgets including a revised school request of 0.48 percent increase ($125,000), Police Department budget of $2.9 million after handling 20,432 calls for
Littleton Select Board and Finance Committee review FY27 budgets; Saturday session scheduled for final decisions. Multiple departments presented requests Wednesday evening. Conservation directed lake management toward community preservation funding after substantially reducing a $123,000 request;
Littleton Select Board and Finance Committee boost elder services funding. The boards unanimously voted to increase FY2026 funding for the Elder and Human Services revolving account from $20,000 to $60,000, responding to a 132-percent surge in program participation over one year. Elder and Human
Littleton Select Board authorizes MSBA Project Scope and Budget Agreement for Shaker Lane Elementary replacement. The board approved the agreement, allowing the town to construct a new K-2 school facility with state reimbursement covering 54.02 percent of eligible costs. In other business, the
Littleton Select Board approves MSBA school grant agreement and multiple spending actions in virtual storm session.
Select Board and Finance Committee heard FY27 departmental budget presentations from nine departments. Library Director Sam Alvarez reported circulation growth of 67.5%, from 117,000 in 2021 to 196,000 in the past year. LCTV Director Mark Crory warned that FY27 will be the first year the department
Littleton balances FY27 budget after resolving $1.5 million deficit. Finance Committee Chair Steve Venuti announced that the town had closed a $1.5 million initial deficit through $600,000 in school department cuts, comparable town department reductions, and health insurance plan renegotiation,
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