The council meeting included a proclamation celebrating a resident's 100th birthday, a business spotlight recognizing two local businesses, and the discussion of consent agenda items. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to an update regarding water contamination, featuring the announcement of a $1 million USDA rural development grant to extend water lines to affected residents on Crandle Road as part of a multi-phase project.
Aug 24, 2026·Board meeting
Tiverton Town Council Council Meeting
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The council meeting focused on the appointment and swearing-in of a new Fire Chief following the ratification of an employment contract. The session also featured a local business spotlight where the owner of a town restaurant discussed operational experiences and community support. Additionally, the council addressed consent agenda items, including engineering reports regarding street repairs and the status of playground equipment installations on town sites.
Aug 11, 2026·Board meeting
Tiverton Town Council Regular Meeting
The council received a presentation from a state representative covering legislative updates, including new tax policies for seniors and veterans, adjustments to fire district operations, and potential housing legislation. Discussions also addressed an executive order regarding a rural community health network initiative. Furthermore, the meeting featured a local business spotlight which focused on identifying ways to enhance the town's business-friendliness, including creating more predictable permitting and zoning processes, improving community visibility, and developing strategies to revitalize the local business district through streetscape improvements and better coordination.
Apr 27, 2026·Board meeting
Tiverton Town Council Town Council Meeting
The council reviewed several agenda items, including the approval of the consent agenda with specific items pulled for discussion, such as a resolution supporting state aid for libraries. The Economic Development Commission (EDC) chair provided updates on efforts to attract businesses, including a new business program and efforts to improve the town's business-friendly reputation and streamline processes. The council accepted resignations from the Dog Park Committee, appointed new members to the Harbor Commission and Conservation Commission, and considered a new applicant for the Recreation Commission.
