Dover Conservation Commission Unanimously Approves $227,021 FY27 Budget Request
Dover Conservation Commission votes to submit $227,021 FY27 budget, making consulting costs public for first time.
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Dover Conservation Commission Unanimously Approves $227,021 FY27 Budget Request
Dover Conservation Commission votes to submit $227,021 FY27 budget, making consulting costs public for first time.
Dover Select Board Makes Four-Day Town Hall Work Week Permanent Starting January
Dover Select Board unanimously made the town's four-day work week permanent and set a cost-of-living raise range for non-union staff.
Dover Select Board Makes Four-Day Town Hall Work Week Permanent Starting January
Dover Select Board unanimously made the town's four-day work week permanent and set a cost-of-living raise range for non-union staff.
Dover Finance Committee Advances Blue Book Redesign and Budget Presentation Standards
Dover's Finance Committee advances plans to overhaul the Blue Book and standardize department budget presentations.
Dover Finance Committee Advances Blue Book Redesign and Budget Presentation Standards
Dover's Finance Committee advances plans to overhaul the Blue Book and standardize department budget presentations.
Dover Conservation Commission Approves Emergency Beaver Deceivers at Noanet Woodlands
Dover Conservation Commission unanimously approved emergency beaver-control devices at two Noanet Woodlands culverts where beaver damming has flooded trails and begun undermining stone causeways.
Dover Conservation Commission Approves Emergency Beaver Deceivers at Noanet Woodlands
Dover Conservation Commission unanimously approved emergency beaver-control devices at two Noanet Woodlands culverts where beaver damming has flooded trails and begun undermining stone causeways.
Dover Finance Committee Recommends 2.75 to 3 Percent Cost-of-Living Raise for Town Workers
Dover Finance Committee recommends a cost-of-living adjustment of 2.75 to 3 percent for non-union town staff.
Dover Finance Committee Recommends 2.75 to 3 Percent Cost-of-Living Raise for Town Workers
Dover Finance Committee recommends a cost-of-living adjustment of 2.75 to 3 percent for non-union town staff.