Dunstable Council on Aging approved $250 for blank cards to expand its birthday card project and advanced digital equity programming aimed at older residents. The grant-funded initiative will include 3-4 sessions on topics such as online banking, cyber security, recognizing scams, and ride programs.
Advisory Board unanimously approved $26,918 in reserve fund transfers to cover salary increases, staffing transitions, and unforeseen costs.
Dunstable Finance Committee approves four reserve fund transfers and narrows FY27 budget deficit to roughly $40,700.
Dunstable Conservation Commission voted unanimously to fund $7,300 for invasive species treatment at three conservation properties.
The Dunstable Community Preservation Committee unanimously approved two cemetery preservation projects totaling $69,500.
Dunstable Select Board voted unanimously to support Fish and Game land acquisition. The Board voted to send a letter backing the Massachusetts Department of Fish and Game's proposed purchase of two wildlife habitat parcels totaling approximately 38 acres on Lowell Street and Groton Street.
Dunstable Recreation Commission approved three small spending items and planned to modify its field use request form.
Dunstable Select Board unanimously backs state acquisition of 38 acres for wildlife habitat.
Dunstable Planning Board discussed open space and accessory dwelling unit plans at its February 2 meeting.
Dunstable's Select Board unanimously appointed Michael Barry as a part-time police officer. Chair Leah Basbanes, Vice Chair Kieran Meehan, and Member Ron Mikol voted aye for the June 30, 2026 term.
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