Littleton Approves Utility Earth Removal and Appoints Interim Police Chief

Overview: During the Littleton Board of Selectmen meeting on April 21, 2026, the board approved a earth removal project for utility construction and appointed Deputy Chief Jeffrey Patterson as the interim police chief. The earth removal permit, essential for the New England Power Company’s transmission line improvement project, involves removing approximately 26,000 cubic yards of material. This project aims to enhance electrical service reliability across multiple towns, though Littleton is the only town requiring a special permit for the earth removal due to its bylaws.

Grant Proposal for Mural Celebrating Native American Culture Sparks Enthusiasm at Littleton Meeting

Overview: The recent meeting of the Littleton Cultural Council focused on numerous community initiatives, most notably a proposed mural project celebrating Native American culture, alongside discussions on the flower installations for the “Little Town in Bloom” initiative and membership updates.

Littleton Board of Selectmen Backs Historic Preservation for Wickcom House Amidst Broader Community Initiatives

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Littleton Board of Selectmen deliberated on several community and preservation initiatives, with the most significant being the endorsement of preservation restrictions for the historic Wickcom House on Foster Street. This decision aligns with ongoing efforts to safeguard Littleton’s cultural heritage, alongside discussions on Patriots Day planning and potential property developments.

Littleton Board Approves Officers for FIFA Series Security, Discusses Municipal Policy Challenges

Overview: During a recent meeting of the Littleton Board of Selectmen, discussions centered around the authorization of police officers for off-duty assignments at Gillette Stadium, municipal policy development, and town infrastructure projects. The board approved a request for Littleton police officers to work off-duty details during the FIFA series in June, contingent on prioritizing regular police duties and ensuring departmental operational capacity. Additionally, the meeting addressed the complexities of municipal facility use policies and updates on town infrastructure projects. The board engaged in a comprehensive dialogue about the implications of these topics on the community and town operations.

Littleton Board of Selectmen Approves Site Plan Amidst Housing and Infrastructure Debates

Overview: The Littleton Board of Selectmen meeting progressed through discussions on the approval of a site plan review for a residential development, decisions surrounding affordable housing requirements, and the town’s participation in a regional transportation management agency grant. These topics underscored ongoing efforts to address local housing demands, infrastructure planning, and public transportation enhancements.