CLINTON -- March 23, 2026, Clinton School Committee eyes $200,000 HVAC warrant article and a new special education stabilization fund as FY27 budget season heats up. Director of Facilities Brian Farragher told the committee
The Clinton Council on Aging reviewed a fiscal 2027 budget that keeps senior center salaries well below comparable towns.
CLINTON -- March 18, 2026, Clinton Select Board approves downtown metal mural fence, hears Jabil wind-down update, and opens FY27 town meeting warrant. The board voted unanimously to proceed with a $25,000 state
The Rauscher Farm Management Sub Committee weighed seeking a grant, possibly $10,000 to $50,000, to hire a professional forester to thin large white pines for habitat diversity.
Clinton School Committee approves leave, calendar correction, and mileage rate while FY27 budget cuts loom.
Clinton's Conservation Commission continued a 15.2-acre solar farm proposal at 285 West Boylston Street after DEP raised questions about undocumented wetland flagging on adjacent town-owned land.
Clinton Select Board approves a zero-percent health insurance premium increase for FY2027, rejecting GLP-1 weight-loss drug coverage.
Clinton Select Board revives its Government Affairs Subcommittee and approves a Starbucks license in a full Wednesday session.
Clinton Planning Board approves Greeley Street site plan, delays Chestnut Street residential conversion.
Clinton School Committee approves five fundraising and activity policies and hears of $4 million in middle school bid savings.