Planning Board, Selectmen Revive License Subcommittees
Clinton's Planning Board and Board of Selectmen voted to revive a joint subcommittee on car-dealer license enforcement after years of unresolved violations.
Clinton's Planning Board and Board of Selectmen voted to revive a joint subcommittee on car-dealer license enforcement after years of unresolved violations.
Clinton Conservation Commission previews a $12.4 million stormwater reroute and clears a hazardous tree removal.
Clinton Finance Committee approves $130,217 reserve fund transfer to cover retiring Town Administrator Michael Earls's accrued payout.
Clinton's new town administrator outlines staffing gaps on day three as board boosts fireworks funding.
Clinton Planning Board approves two changes of use and pushes back sharply on a Laney's Lofts expansion bid.
Clinton Conservation Commission tables copier bill, flags major Coin Street 40B redesign. Members voted unanimously to table a disputed $654 Konica Minolta invoice pending an itemized breakdown, and approved $2,200 for a purple loosestrife beetle program plus $1,242.50 in Rouser Farm signage.
CLINTON -- June 1, 2026, Clinton Finance Committee approves $617,000 in retroactive wages for five town departments. The committee voted unanimously June 1 to authorize retro pay for police, dispatch, facilities, fire, and ambulance
CLINTON -- May 21, 2026, Clinton's Finance Committee approved its final fiscal year budget May 21 after voting 3-2 to reduce the budgeted salary for the assistant town administrator from $125,000
CLINTON -- May 12, 2026, Clinton Finance Committee approves $13 million library borrowing article 3-2 and votes to disapprove a $1 million fire engine request. The panel worked through more than two dozen FY27
Clinton Select Board approves Town Meeting warrant and endorses $500,000 special education stabilization fund.
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