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Dartmouth Conservation Commission approves two residential wetland permits, delays car wash hearing

DARTMOUTH -- May 12, 2026, Dartmouth Conservation Commission approves two residential wetland permits and delays a car wash after-the-fact filing at its May 12 meeting. The commission voted unanimously to issue an amended order of conditions for 0 Ledgemont Lane, where new owners Jeffrey and Amy Tavares plan a

Dartmouth Select Board Signs Town Meeting Warrants, Backs $113 Million Budget

DARTMOUTH -- May 11, 2026, Dartmouth Select Board approves $113 million budget warrant and revives police station study panel. The board voted unanimously Monday to recommend 25 of 28 articles on the spring Annual Town Meeting warrant, with the full $113,389,515 FY2027 operating budget among them, and also signed

Dartmouth Planning Board withdraws Article 24 zoning bylaw from Spring Town Meeting warrant

DARTMOUTH -- May 11, 2026, Dartmouth Planning Board pulls zoning article, elects new leadership amid state housing legislation uncertainty. The board voted 5-0 at its May 11 virtual meeting to withdraw its sponsorship of proposed Article 24 site plan review bylaw amendments and to ask the Select Board to remove

Dartmouth Finance Committee Clears FY27 Warrant, Rejects Police Station Petition on Legal Grounds

DARTMOUTH -- May 7, 2026, Dartmouth Finance Committee completes FY27 warrant review, rejects police station reuse petition on procurement grounds. The committee voted 0-7 against recommending a citizens petition to create a Police Station Reuse Committee, with Town Administrator Cody Andrade citing Massachusetts procurement law Chapter 30B, which bars volunteer

Dartmouth Finance Committee Recommends $113 Million FY27 Budget, Rejects Two Citizen Petitions

DARTMOUTH -- April 30, 2026, Dartmouth's Finance Committee voted unanimously to recommend a $113,389,515 fiscal year 2027 general fund budget and cleared more than 20 warrant articles at its April 30 meeting. The budget, which includes a 4.5 percent increase for the schools, advances to the