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Clinton Conservation Commission Splits Vote on Reisner Way Contamination Barrier Blocks

Clinton Conservation Commission deadlocked 2-2 on a contamination-barrier request at the long-contaminated One Reisner Way scrap yard before unanimously approving two other projects at its March 25 meeting.

Clinton Fire Department Projects $750,000 Overtime Bill as Staffing Crisis Deepens

Clinton fire and police departments warn of escalating costs as staffing shortages bite.

Clinton School Committee Advances HVAC Warrant Request and Special Education Stabilization Fund Proposal

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 at its March 23 meeting that he has requested $200,000 in a potential warrant article

Clinton Select Board Approves Metal Mural Fence, Traffic Changes, Opens Town Meeting Warrant

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 earmark project — secured through Representative Killcoyne — that will replace a deteriorated fence near the police station

Clinton School Committee Approves Leave, Calendar Fix, and Mileage Rate at March Meeting

Clinton School Committee approves leave, calendar correction, and mileage rate while FY27 budget cuts loom.

Clinton Conservation Commission Continues Solar Farm Review, Grants Two Wetland Determinations

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 locks in zero-percent health insurance renewal for FY2027

Clinton Select Board approves a zero-percent health insurance premium increase for FY2027, rejecting GLP-1 weight-loss drug coverage.

Clinton Select Board revives Government Affairs Subcommittee, eyes charter commission review

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, continues Chestnut Street conversion hearing

Clinton Planning Board approves Greeley Street site plan, delays Chestnut Street residential conversion.

Clinton School Committee Approves Five Policies, Eyes $4 Million Middle School Savings

Clinton School Committee approves five fundraising and activity policies and hears of $4 million in middle school bid savings.

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