Littleton Board of Selectmen Deliberates on Flock Cameras Amid Safety and Privacy Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Littleton Board of Selectmen, discussions centered on the implications of installing Flock cameras in the town, raising concerns about public safety, data privacy, and the responsibilities of private businesses in maintaining security. The board also discussed the Apple Man Triathlon’s traffic management, the approval of an intermunicipal agreement with Boxborough, and community developments such as upcoming store openings and infrastructure projects.

Littleton Rotary Club’s Appleman Triathlon Fundraiser Set for July

Overview: During the recent Littleton Board of Selectmen meeting, the primary highlight was the announcement of the 22nd Appleman Triathlon, organized by the Littleton Rotary Club. Scheduled for Sunday, July 19th, the event at Long Lake aims to attract around 450 participants and serves as the club’s largest fundraiser, supporting local charities. Roger Hartley, chairperson for the triathlon, emphasized the significance of the event, which includes a run, bike, and swim competition. The triathlon is sanctioned by the United States Triathlon Association, with New England Timing providing precise timing services. Unique features include participation medals and bottles of maple syrup as prizes for winners. Basnett Plumbing and Heating, a local business, was recognized as the premier sponsor, contributing to the event’s success.

Littleton Board of Selectmen Deliberates on Mission Statement and Local Engagement

Overview: In its recent meeting, the Littleton Board of Selectmen engaged in a discussion regarding the revision of the local arts council’s mission statement. The board also addressed the application process for new members and the potential continuation of community events like “Third Thursdays,” amidst personnel changes.

Littleton Board of Selectmen Faces Space Crisis for Thrift Shop Amid Budget Talks

Overview: The June 8th meeting of the Littleton Board of Selectmen focused on issues, including the need to relocate the town’s thrift shop due to the impending sale of its current location, and budget amendments for the fiscal year 2026. The board also discussed the renewal of the town administrator’s contract, the introduction of new town staff, and the potential inactivation of the master plan implementation committee.

Littleton Board Discusses Affordable Senior Housing Project as New Development Plans Emerge

Overview: The recent Littleton Board of Selectmen meeting focused primarily on plans for a deeply affordable senior housing project on Fort Gro Road, as well as discussions on the development of the King Street Common. The meeting featured significant input from developers and community members.