DOVER -- June 10, 2026, Dover Board of Selectmen grills Aquarian Water over MWRA interconnection plan estimated to save $8 million over 20 years. Aquarian Vice President John Walsh and engineers from CDM Smith presented
DOVER -- June 10, 2026, Dover's Tree Preservation Committee opened public input on a potential new tree preservation bylaw, with 60 percent of live-poll respondents strongly in support. Committee Chair Valerie Lynn
Library Board of Trustees reorganized for 2026-27 and welcomed two new members. Trustees unanimously elected Laurence Migausky as Chair, Kate Wilcox as Secretary, and Amy B. Collins as Financial Approvals and Turnovers Official. The Board ratified the Library Director's evaluation and formally
Dover Board of Selectmen takes up Aquarion's MWRA interconnection proposal amid PFAS concerns across all town wellfields.
Dover Board of Health moves well regulations toward public hearing. The Board unanimously referred proposed amendments to the regulations to Town Counsel for legal review, with Director Jason Belmonte noting the revisions include updated water quality testing requirements and a new provision
Board of Selectmen unanimously approves conservation of over 1,100 acres at no town cost. Chair David M. Haviland and members Robyn Hunter and Cam Hudson adopted Conservation Restriction Number 17494, covering 137 acres adjacent to Powisset Farm, and Conservation Restriction Number 17495, covering
Dover Board of Health advances well regulation overhaul with 40B development looming.
Dover Board of Selectmen votes 3-0 to permanently protect 1,100 acres of Hale Education land through two conservation restrictions.
Dover's Tree Preservation Committee opens public engagement on a new standalone tree bylaw.
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