Dover board approves barn project for Strawberry Hill Street. The Board of Appeals unanimously granted a special permit to Zeal Dover, LLC to construct a show-horse barn and manager's house on Strawberry Hill Street, modifying a 2021 permit that expired unused. In the same meeting, the board
DOVER -- April 9, 2026, Dover's Conservation Commission unanimously approved an amended order of conditions for a reduced shed project on Bridal Path Circle at its April 9 remote meeting. The commission cleared
Townsend Conservation Commission backs trail nonprofit, snowmobile club, and calls in outside river scientists amid dam removal controversy.
DOVER -- April 8, 2026, Dover Planning Board advances sweeping site plan review overhaul toward a town meeting vote. The board held a nearly four-hour public hearing April 8 on two annual town meeting
DOVER -- April 8, 2026, Dover's Board of Health agreed to investigate HVAC performance at the Carroll Community Center after a resident reported carbon dioxide readings of roughly 1,200 parts per million
The Dover Open Space Committee approved March minutes and received new cartographic maps for its updated Open Space and Recreation Plan. Chair Amey Moot presented PowerPoint slides on trail easements scheduled for Dover Town Meeting approval on May 4, 2026, with Tara Nolan agreeing to deliver the
Dover Council on Aging approves March finances, welcomes new staff. The board unanimously approved the March 2026 Treasurer's Report with operating expenses of $3,694.73 and welcomed new part-time Outreach Coordinator Renee Montella, who began March 31 with Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays as her
Dover Planning Board defers votes on two major zoning bylaw amendments. The Board held a public hearing on Article 18 amendments to Accessory Dwelling Unit regulations and Article 19 revisions to the Site Plan Review process, continuing the hearing to April 13 after extended community discussion.
Board of Health expands citizen comment time, nominates dual animal inspectors. The Board of Health voted unanimously to extend its citizen comment period to ten minutes while preserving a three-minute limit per speaker. Health Director Jason Belmonte and Animal Inspector Jen Cronin were nominated
Board of Fire Engineers names Mitchell as EMS lieutenant during April meeting. The board approved routine vouchers totaling $28,156.19 and reviewed a proposal for a Protective Services Building study that the Capital Budget Committee unanimously approved for the May Town Meeting warrant. Fire Chief