Dighton Commission Debates Historical Marker Program

Overview: The Dighton Historical Commission recently engaged in a discussion regarding the implementation of a historical marker program, focusing on the markers’ design, material, durability, and historical accuracy. This program is set to play a role in preserving and highlighting the town’s history through the identification of historical buildings and sites. The specifics of the markers, such as material choice and inclusion of the town seal, were deliberated extensively, along with considerations for the design’s impact on readability and aesthetics.

Dighton Committee Funds Trails Project Amid Allocation Debate

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Dighton Community Preservation Committee approved funding for several key projects, including the Trails Committee and Broad Gold Nature Trail initiatives, while also engaging in a debate over the allocation of funds from the Community Preservation Act (CPA).

Dighton Selectmen Approve New Permit Process, Discuss Solid Waste Program

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Dighton Board of Selectmen approved a new permit process for local businesses and addressed the ongoing considerations for the Solid Waste program’s future. The meeting also featured discussions on public health initiatives, including a vaccine flyer promotion and an upcoming rabies clinic, as well as considerations for improving inventory management systems within the town’s departments.

Dighton Board Debates Funding, Tech Upgrades, and Solar Panels

Overview: During a recent Dighton Board of Selectmen meeting, discussions centered around financial budgeting, technological improvements in municipal services, and the exploration of solar panels as a sustainable energy option for town buildings. The board contended with the complexities of budget allocations across various departments, the impact of technological advances on public services, and the long-term viability of solar energy investments.

Dighton Approves New Police Chief and Infrastructure Projects

Overview: The Dighton Board of Selectmen recently approved a range of significant items that will impact the community, including the appointment of George Nichols as the new police chief, the advancement of the Pleasant Street Bridge replacement project, and the authorization of a fire station feasibility study. The board also discussed challenges with Chapter 70 funding, the town’s water supply, and recognized the service of Selectman Leonard E. Hull, Jr.