DOVER -- April 30, 2026, Dover Finance Committee previews contentious town meeting and critiques Blue Book production in brief remote session. The committee, meeting by Zoom on April 30, spent most of its roughly 30
Warrant Committee approves prior minutes and reviews FY2027 Blue Book process. Chair Woodrow Weiss reported the Blue Book working group, including Finance Director Chris Costello and Communications Assistant Suzanne Hilts, completed a significantly smoother FY2027 process with printing costs at
The Dover Park and Recreation Commission voted 3-0 to approve $68,562.98 in combined expenditures and to adopt revised Community Center hours beginning June, with summer weekdays closing at 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday closure, and fall Thursday hours extending to 9:00 p.m. for
DOVER -- April 28, 2026, Dover Planning Board approves what may be its final shed site plan review before a zoning change. The board voted 3-0 Monday to approve a preliminary site plan review
Personnel Board approves holiday pay policy framework for non-union town staff. Juris Alksnitis, Co-Chair, and board members Robert Seiler and Victoria Kane unanimously backed a placeholder policy allowing flexible holiday hours during the pay period when a holiday occurs, to be administered as a
Planning Board unanimously approves storage shed at Bridle Path Circle. The 264-square-foot structure proposed by Dave Sobol and Cara Fineman meets all setbacks, requires no tree removal, and complies with zoning requirements, Town Planner Melissa SantucciRozzi said; Katie Williams moved approval
The Dover Sustainability Committee unanimously reelected Chair Anna Nagy and approved a draft Request for Proposals for its Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness initiative, subject to town counsel and Town Administrator Michael Blanchard review. Committee members Janet Harke Bowser, Lilah Branton,
DOVER -- April 16, 2026, Dover Board of Selectmen endorses 24 of 25 town meeting warrant articles, holds one pending final zoning language. Meeting unanimously backing the Warrant Committee's recommendations, the board of