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Tuesday, November 3, 2026 Sherborn, Massachusetts · Change town
Government · Select Board

Dover Select Board unanimously fills police vacancy, seats student on tree panel

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SHERBORN -- March 5, 2026, Dover's Select Board approved six unanimous measures at its March 5 meeting, including a new police hire and a student committee appointment. The three-member board, Chair Robin Hunter, Dave Haviland, and Cam Hudson, voted 3-0 to approve a 30 percent stock transfer at Dover Wine Company, with Nirav joining owner Krishana Patel under a filing to the Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission. The board also appointed Andrew Grenier as a full-time Dover Police Officer, filling a vacancy created by the resignation of Sergeant Todd Wilcox and the promotion of Sergeant Jeff Lynch; Police Chief Vinci recommended Grenier, who previously served at the Dean College Police Department in Franklin. Josie Danielski, a Dover-Sherborn High School sophomore, was seated on the Tree Preservation Committee after the board waived the town's registered voter requirement for her specific appointment, a designated youth seat the committee created at its founding. The board transmitted accessory dwelling unit and site plan review zoning bylaw amendments to the Planning Board for its required public hearing process ahead of the May 4 Annual Town Meeting, and approved a consent agenda including a $1,000 gift to the police department and a $200 gift to the Dover Historical Commission.

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