SHERBORN -- March 12, 2026, Sherborn Select Board unanimously approves $672,551 regional school roof share and adopts new town counsel access policy. At the March 12 meeting, the board voted to execute an intergovernmental
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
Sherborn Select Board finalizes 2026 Annual Town Meeting Warrant with amendments. The board voted unanimously to adopt the warrant, incorporating article order and language changes suggested by members. Board member Paul DeRensis proposed adding a "Rule Article" to establish annual town meeting
Sherborn Select Board advances water-treatment funding and power-contract renewal. The board unanimously approved a $116,451.18 Reserve Fund transfer for the Woodhaven and Leland Farm water treatment project, which encountered multiple well failures and a seven-week shutdown requiring $80,000 in
Sherborn Select Board endorses $116,451 reserve fund transfer as water project costs balloon to $564,000.
Dover Select Board unanimously endorses Center Street intersection overhaul and accepts $100,000 climate planning grant.
Sherborn Select Board swears in new sergeant and receives a tight preliminary budget outlook for the coming fiscal year.
Sherborn Select Board unanimously appointed John Doyle as Town Clerk, with Town Administrator Jeremy Marsette recommending him. The board faces a fiscal challenge: to avert an operating override for fiscal 2027, the town must identify $847,102 in budget savings. Reviewing budgets from police, fire,
Sherborn Select Board appoints a new town clerk and confronts an $850,000 structural budget shortfall heading into fiscal year 2027.
Sherborn Select Board eyes FY27 budget with $657K shortfall. Town Administrator Jeremy Marsette presented a draft FY27 budget of $38,069,455, a $2.65 million or 7.49 percent increase over FY26, requiring $657,350 in cuts to avoid a Proposition 2 1/2 Override. The board voted unanimously to approve
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