DOVER -- March 26, 2026, Dover Conservation Commission unanimously backs Trustees of Reservations grant to study five Noannet Brook dams. The commission voted 4-0 Thursday to send a letter of support for a Massachusetts
Dover Warrant Committee approves $3.5 million in capital projects. Chair Woodrow Weiss and the Committee unanimously backed six articles including a $1.725 million fuel island replacement, $765,000 for Dover-Sherborn Regional School roof work, and $500,000 for Caryl Park parking and pickleball
Dover's Finance Committee unanimously approved six capital spending articles totaling $2.725 million at its March 25 remote meeting.
Dover Conservation Commission continues Brookline Road septic hearing, cites missing DEP number and unpermitted pond.
DOVER -- March 24, 2026, Dover Finance Committee votes to recommend $1.725 million fuel island replacement at town meeting. The committee, meeting remotely on March 24, voted 6-0 to back the replacement of
Planning Board approves two residential projects and appoints student committee member. The board unanimously approved an inground plunge pool with patio at 80 Strawberry Hill Street, and voted 3-0 on a 538-square-foot detached accessory dwelling unit at 18 Meadowbrook Road, with Chair Carol Lisbon
Dover Planning Board approves two residential site plans and appoints a high school student to the Tree Preservation Committee.
Dover Board of Selectmen approves regional high school roof project and road resurfacing bid. Chair Robyn Hunter and members David M. Haviland and Cam Hudson voted unanimously to award the town-wide roadway resurfacing contract to Pawtucket Hot Mix Asphalt for $470,033.35 in the first year with two
Dover Board of Selectmen unanimously approves regional school roof funding agreement and road paving contract.
Dover's Tree Preservation Committee approved prior meeting minutes unanimously and coordinated Arbor Day activities for April 24, including a tree seedling giveaway and children's crafting at the public library. Chair Valerie Lin reported that Town Planner Melissa SantucciRozzi is working toward