Dighton Commission on Disabilities Proposes Zero Budget Amid Financial Discussions

Overview: In a detailed meeting of the Dighton Commission on Disabilities, members navigated complex financial decisions, including a proposal to submit a zero budget for the upcoming fiscal year. Members discussed the implications of budget submissions, potential bylaw changes for a revolving fund, and safety initiatives, alongside updates on accessibility projects and community programs.

Dighton Residents Voice Concerns Over Solar Project and Environmental Impact

Overview: The recent Dighton Conservation Commission meeting focused on several key environmental projects, sparking community interest and concern. The most notable discussion centered around a proposed solar energy project on Lewis Street, which drew public attention due to its potential environmental implications and proximity to residential areas. Residents expressed apprehension about the project’s impact on local wetlands and the potential health risks associated with solar panel disposal.

Dighton Stormwater Commission Faces Solar Farm Lighting Dispute and Compliance Challenges

Overview: During the February 19, 2025, Dighton Stormwater Commission meeting, a major focus was a complaint from a resident about the lighting from a nearby solar farm affecting his property, highlighting broader issues of bylaw compliance and enforcement. The commission also addressed ongoing solar farm projects, stormwater management, and administrative updates.

Dighton Board of Selectmen Eliminates Barn Permits, Streamlines Livestock Regulations

Overview: The recent Dighton Board of Selectmen meeting focused on several issues, most notably the decision to eliminate barn permits in favor of a more streamlined approach to livestock regulation. The board also discussed challenges in hiring a town nurse, regional health collaborations, and preparations for an upcoming rabies vaccine clinic.

Dighton Historical Commission Declares Winslow Davis House Museum Locally Significant, Eyes Future Projects

Overview: The Dighton Historical Commission meeting centered on the unanimous decision to declare the Winslow Davis House Museum as locally significant, alongside discussions on upcoming preservation projects, interviews to capture local history, and plans for the 250th anniversary celebrations. The Commission engaged in thoughtful dialogue about the historical and architectural value of the museum and strategized on future initiatives to commemorate the town’s history.