Littleton Finance Committee Allocates Significant Funds to Fire Truck Replacement and School Building Stabilization

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Littleton Finance Committee focused on critical fiscal allocations, including a proposed $1.3 million transfer from free cash to fund the replacement of fire trucks, and efforts to bolster the School Building Stabilization Fund in anticipation of the Shaker Lane School project. These decisions, among others, reflect the committee’s strategic planning for the town’s capital needs and financial health.

Littleton Zoning Board Tackles ADUs and Legislative Changes Amidst Planning Board Concerns

Overview: The Littleton Zoning Board of Appeals, in its first meeting after a six-month hiatus, focused on the implications of recent housing legislation and the role of Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) in the town’s zoning landscape. The board also addressed concerns over the Planning Board’s authority in granting waivers, emphasizing the need for clearer communication between the two entities.

Littleton Committee Approves Key Funding for Eco-Harvesting and Historical Preservation Initiatives

Overview: In a meeting focused on resource allocation, the Littleton Community Preservation Committee approved funding for several significant projects, including an eco-harvesting initiative aimed at managing aquatic vegetation in Lake Matan and multiple historical preservation efforts. The committee also addressed funding rearrangements for the Spec Pond boat launch project and discussed upcoming proposals related to affordable housing and recreational improvements.

Littleton Cultural Council Faces Challenges in Grant Allocation and Community Projects

Overview: The Littleton Board of Selectmen meeting centered on grant allocations and community project planning, with discussions highlighting logistical challenges in the “Little Town in Bloom” initiative and budget adjustments for administrative fees. The meeting also addressed discrepancies in council member term lengths and the need for improved communication among town departments.

Littleton Park and Recreation Bids Farewell to Key Staff Member Amid Budgetary Concerns

Overview: The Littleton Park and Recreation Commission meeting on January 14, 2025, primarily focused on the resignation of a key staff member and the department’s budget challenges. The Commission celebrated the career advancement of a staff member while also addressing budgetary adjustments that may affect future operations.