Littleton Contemplates Governance Changes, Including Town Clerk’s Future

Overview: The Littleton Board of Selectmen meeting on March 30, 2026, focused on proposed changes to the town’s governance structure, particularly surrounding the roles of various elected and appointed positions. Key topics included the potential transition of the town clerk from an elected to an appointed role, the status of the Board of Health, and adjustments to the town charter that could impact the administrative and operational framework for years to come.

Fort Worth City Council Discusses $845 Million Bond Program and Proposed Charter Amendments

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Fort Worth City Council delved into an expansive $845 million bond program set for a May 2, 2026, voter decision, alongside proposed amendments to streamline city charter processes. Key focus areas included infrastructure, parks, and housing improvements, alongside charter propositions aimed at enhancing governmental efficiency.

Hampden Select Board Tackles Budget Increases, New Fire Department Recruits, and Conservation Fund Overhaul

Overview: At the recent meeting of the Hampden Board of Selectmen, discussions unfolded regarding the town’s budget, the appointment of new fire department recruits, and a proposed overhaul of the conservation revolving fund. The board addressed financial planning challenges, including a proposed 6.4% budget increase and strategies for managing conservation funds, while also welcoming new members to the fire department.

Fort Worth City Council Unveils $845 Million Bond Program for 2026 Election

Overview: In a recent Fort Worth City Council meeting, discussions were held regarding the upcoming 2026 bond and charter amendment election, focusing on a substantial $845 million bond program that aims to address infrastructure, parks, libraries, housing, and animal care facilities without increasing the city’s property tax rate. This comprehensive bond package, scheduled for a vote on May 2, 2026, is designed to fund significant capital projects, with propositions voted on individually by the public.

Freetown Board Grapples with $31 Million Library Project Amid Leadership Transition

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Freetown Board of Selectmen tackled a variety of issues, headlined by the significant funding challenges facing the town’s library and Council on Aging project, now projected to cost $31 million. This meeting also marked the final session for chairperson Trevor Matthews, who received recognition for his years of service.