Government · Finance Committee
Clinton Finance Committee Defers Budget Vote, Flags $200,000 Shortfall
Clinton Finance Committee reviews a $200,000-short FY27 budget and defers final votes to May 12.
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Government · Retirement Board
Board votes to keep current investment advisor
The Clinton Retirement Board voted to keep its current investment advisory arrangement rather than hire a dedicated consultant.
Government · Select Board
Clinton boards agree to hold fire overtime at $500,000, reject department's $1 million ask
CLINTON -- April 23, 2026, Clinton Finance Committee and Select Board jointly reviewed the proposed fiscal year 2027 budget on April 23, reaching informal consensus to hold fire department overtime at $500,000 rather than
Government · Conservation
Clinton Conservation Commission Continues DCR Reservoir Solar Hearing, Closes Reisner Way Case
Clinton Conservation Commission continued a Department of Conservation and Recreation solar array hearing and closed a separate wetlands matter on Earth Day, April 22.
Government · Zoning Board of Appeals
ZBA Approves Main Street Auto Repair Permit
The Zoning Board of Appeals approved a special permit for an auto repair shop and got a first look at Clinton's first Chapter 40B housing proposal.
Government · Finance Committee
Clinton Finance Committee Holds Fire Overtime Flat, Cuts Paramedic Slots to Four
CLINTON -- April 14, 2026, Clinton Finance Committee holds fire overtime flat at $500,000 and trims paramedic request. Meeting on April 14, the committee declined to fund the fire chief's projected $750,
Schools · School Committee
Clinton School Committee Approves Warrant Articles to Fund Special Education Reserve
Clinton School Committee votes to send three warrant articles, including a $500,000 special education stabilization fund, to Town Meeting. The committee voted unanimously Monday to authorize Superintendent Dr.
Government · Select Board
Clinton Schools Request $1.96 Million Budget Increase, Propose Special Ed Stabilization Fund
Clinton schools seek $1.96 million more in FY27, blaming three unbudgeted residential special education placements.
Government · Rauscher Farm Management Sub Committee
Rauscher Farm Panel Sets $2,000 Mowing Budget
The Rauscher Farm Management Subcommittee set an informal $2,000 cap for hiring a new mowing contractor as it searches for alternatives to longtime mower Sam Bell. The panel voted 6-0 to table its March minutes and heard that a weekend tree-girdling effort, part of its forestry plan, went smoothly.
Government · Parks and Rec and Fuller Field Commission
Parks board eyes $65,000 for Fuller Field bleachers
Clinton's Parks and Recreation Commission and Fuller Field Commission discussed a $65,000 capital request for new Fuller Field bleachers tied to hosting Thanksgiving football games.