Clinton's Council on Aging flagged carriage house cost overruns and a nearly depleted ARPA fund. The center's director told the board the carriage house renovation's $30,000 contingency is fully spent, with overages now drawn from the formula grant "which we're supposed to use for the seniors."
The Clinton Select Board voted unanimously to shift $30,000 from reserves to hire ARPA closeout consultant. Town Administrator Karyn Clark said the firm, CLA, will verify eligible pandemic-relief expenses before an April closeout report.
Clinton's Zoning Board of Appeals continued its review of a 40B housing hearing at 23 Coin Street to November 10.
Clinton Select Board endorsed a regional reservoir coalition's goals and approved a $13,500 study on reusing the Strand building. Vice Chair William F.
Clinton's Personnel Board elected a new chair and approved a comparison-town list for its ongoing pay study. The board, down to three regular members, reorganized October 6, electing a chair identified only as "Meg" after a brief mix-up over vice-chair nominations involving a member named "Steve."
Clinton Planning Board continued a stalled Main Street site plan review and fielded a parking compromise request from a longtime Allen Street shop owner.
The Clinton Cultural Council approved a new resident survey and confirmed $12,200 available for fiscal 2027 grants.
Clinton Retirement Board voted to enter executive session to screen candidates for an administrator trainee position, while flagging a steep jump in audit costs.
The Bigelow Free Public Library Board of Trustees approved an amended crisis policy clarifying when staff must call 911 and formed a new ad hoc committee to draft the board's first bylaws.
The Clinton Finance Committee elected new leaders and voted to move up its budget calendar.
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