Warrant Committee adopts new FY2027 capital budget process with accelerated timeline. Chair Woodrow Weiss announced a revised schedule moving the guidance letter circulation to October 1, 2026, and outlined a new capital budget process based on Collins Center recommendations under which department
Warrant Committee approves $3M surplus and acquisition of ClearGov budget software. Finance Director Chris Costello presented FY2026 end-of-year budget transfer requests addressing departmental shortfalls in legal services, IT infrastructure, community center operations, snow and ice removal, and
Dover Warrant Committee backs continuation of dual FY2027 working groups. The Committee unanimously approved minutes from June 3, 2026, and heard Selectmen's Liaison Dave Haviland brief members on a proposal to coordinate with State Representative Josh Tarsky's office on compiling a rolling list of
Warrant Committee unanimously approves $62,500 reserve fund transfer for Conservation Commission. Chair Woodrow Weiss noted the FY2027 budget includes sufficient increases to prevent future shortfalls and introduced the appointment of Stephen Migausky, a former six-year committee member, to fill a
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
Warrant Committee unanimously recommends approval of Site Plan Review bylaw amendments ahead of May 4 Annual Town Meeting. Chair Woodrow Weiss and Planning Board Chair Carol Lisbon detailed changes to zoning code sections 185-5, 185-9, 185-10, 185-36, and 185-40, including exemptions for pools,
Dover Warrant Committee advances $47.2 million FY2027 budget and capital projects totaling over $1 million. Chair Woodrow Weiss convened seven members who voted unanimously on the operating budget (with Vice Chair Gavin Koo recused from the Council on Aging portion due to conflict), approving
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 Warrant Committee unanimously approved five capital budget articles totaling $2.215 million for May Town Meeting. Chair Woodrow Weiss and six members voted to recommend projects including a $1,725,000 replacement of the aging fuel island at the DPW facility, a $135,000 Ford F450 dump truck
Dover Warrant Committee reviews FY2027 budgets for four departments. Superintendent Beth McCoy presented the Dover-Sherborn schools budget at $9,380,175, down $2.07 million from prior year due to regional special education accounting changes, with in-district spending up 2.63 percent and no capital
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