Littleton Committee Focuses on School Lighting Upgrades Amid Structural Concerns

Overview: At the recent Littleton Permanent Municipal Building Committee meeting, discussions revolved around the need to replace outdated lighting fixtures on the second floor of a school building with new LED units. This upgrade aims to improve both efficiency and aesthetics while reducing operational costs. The committee also addressed structural issues in a room being converted to office space, alongside approving significant change orders for various projects.

Littleton Conservation Commission Debates Wetland Crossing and Erosion Control Plans

Overview: The Littleton Conservation Commission engaged in discussions about a proposed wetland crossing and associated restoration efforts at their February 4th, 2025, meeting. The commission focused on ongoing litigation regarding a 17-lot subdivision; significant time was devoted to the implications of a newly approved seven-lot plan. The discussions also covered plans for erosion control and vegetation restoration, alongside administrative updates and community engagement strategies.

Littleton Board of Selectmen Deliberates on Charter Committee Appointments Amidst Engaged Community Input

Overview: The Littleton Board of Selectmen convened on February 3, 2025, to discuss the formation and appointment of members to a new Charter Committee, a task that drew community engagement with 15 applicants vying for positions. The meeting, which was recorded but not broadcast live, focused on selecting individuals who would contribute to evaluating and potentially revising the governance structure of the town.

Littleton Finance Committee Grapples with Staffing Challenges Amid Expanded Public Health and Safety Needs

Overview: The recent meeting of the Littleton Finance Committee highlighted issues concerning staffing needs across several town departments, including public health, fire, and police services.

Littleton Finance Committee Deliberates Significant School Budget Increase Amid Financial Constraints

Overview: The recent Littleton Finance Committee meeting focused heavily on the proposed fiscal year 2026 school department budget, highlighting a challenging balance between necessary increases and fiscal constraints. The proposed budget, which seeks an increase of $975,200 from the current $26,418,189, faces scrutiny due to the town’s pressure to maintain a level-funded budget. The school department presented several offsets to manage the salary increase, proposing to reduce it to $425,000, a 1.6% rise over the previous year.