Dighton Board of Selectmen Approves $1.5 Million Grant for School District Despite Budget Concerns

Overview: The recent Dighton Board of Selectmen meeting was marked by discussions on financial strategies for the town’s school district, highlighted by the approval of a $1.5 million grant aimed at expanding career and technical education within the Dyer Hobith Regional School District. The grant is expected to support facility modifications and provide salary offsets for new programs, enabling the district to offer more in-district opportunities and reduce vocational school tuition costs for the town.

Dighton Selectmen Approve New Utility Pole and Discuss Emergency Services Building Site

Overview: In a busy session of the Dighton Board of Selectmen, topics included approval for a new utility pole, deliberations on police vehicle acquisitions, and discussions about a proposed site for a new emergency services building. The board also navigated financial challenges and community initiatives during its comprehensive agenda.

Dighton Board of Selectmen Discusses Transfer Station Costs, Composting Initiatives, and Waste Management

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Dighton Board of Selectmen addressed several issues, including the financial performance of the town’s transfer station, strategies for promoting composting and recycling, and ongoing challenges with trash bag pricing and management.

Dighton Board of Selectmen Grapple with Office Restructuring and Waste Management Challenges

Overview: The Dighton Board of Selectmen convened to tackle issues, notably the restructuring of inspectional services and the town’s waste management system. Discussions revealed concerns over workload management following a proposed merger of departmental roles and a potential shift to a trash bag sticker system.

Dighton Board of Selectmen Approves $360,000 for Snow and Ice Deficit Amid Budget Debates

Overview: During its April 22, 2026 meeting, the Dighton Board of Selectmen approved adjusting the funding to $360,000 to cover the town’s snow and ice deficit, reflecting ongoing fiscal challenges and debates over budget priorities. The board also tackled budgetary decisions, including the controversial discussion over the fire department’s funding, a proposal to address aging police vehicles, and the reestablishment of the 40B Fair Housing Committee.