The Board received updates on the Watts Block project and the Thomaston Inter-Church Fellowship Food Pantry. They presented Phoenix Awards to Thomaston First Responders, considered approval of an AIA Agreement for the Fire and EMS Building Project, reviewed the FY 2026-2027 Environmental Department Budget, and discussed contributions to the Healthy Lincoln County Summer Meals Program. Additional topics included a Downtown TIF allocation for 250th Anniversary planning activities and the review of a Dietz Scholarship application.
Apr 13, 2026
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The meeting included discussions on the Knox Street Rebuild Project, a request for use of the municipal building for the 'Color Me Cured' walk, and water quality concerns at Mill River Park potentially leading to a dog restriction. The Board reviewed ordinance amendments regarding emergency services and the Conservation Commission, discussed FY27 Tax Increment Financing budgets, the Opportunity Zone Program, and an amended town credit card policy. Additionally, the Board reviewed a grant support letter for a market project and received updates from the Town Manager regarding park designs, safe streets planning, police staffing, and the community navigator program.
The committee held multiple sessions to review and approve various municipal budgets for the upcoming fiscal year. Key discussions involved detailed reviews of department budgets, including Police, Public Works, Fire and EMS, General Government, Recreation, Conservation Commission, and various building and maintenance accounts. Several budgets were formally voted upon and approved during these sessions. Additionally, the committee reviewed and approved a grant support letter for the T-Mobile Hometown Grant program and conducted an overview of the total municipal budget.
