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.
Dunstable Select Board unanimously appoints part-time officer and approves town administrator consulting deal.
Dunstable Select Board directed departments to submit 15 percent budget reductions amid a $784,000 FY27 deficit projection.
Dunstable officials project a $784,000 budget deficit for fiscal year 2027, with no override planned.
Dunstable advisory committee endorses employee compensation and classification plan at a six-month cost of $7,175. The committee voted in favor of the restructured pay scale, which sets new rates for all covered town positions, with one member abstaining due to family involvement in the plan.
Dunstable Select Board closes 2025 with police hire, comp plan, and a deepening budget warning. Meeting on December 30, the two-member board — Chair Leah D.
Dunstable Select Board puts liquor regulation revision on hold and backs a fire staffing trial. The board, with Chair Leah D.
Dunstable Select Board entered executive session December 2 to strategize over a potential CERCLA lawsuit tied to PFAS contamination in the town's public water supply. Chair Leah D.
Dunstable Select Board unanimously approved a $12,600 change order for roof repairs on the Union Building Exterior Renovation Project. Chair Leah D.
Dunstable Select Board approves $28,693 in change orders for historic Union Building slate roof. Meeting remotely on July 3, Chair Leah D.
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