The meeting encompassed several key topics, including executive session discussions on personnel, real estate, and pending litigation. The board recognized new appointments to the Youth Commission and heard various departmental reports. Significant public hearings addressed appropriations for police special projects, federal asset forfeiture, opioid settlement funds, and educational grants. Additionally, the board discussed the repurposing of Washington School for Odyssey Community School, the 21st Century Senior Center project, and regulatory matters such as cannabis consumption areas, leaf bag sales, and a moratorium on automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras. Several resignations were accepted, and appointments were made to various commissions.
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The Board of Directors held a regular meeting covering various topics including executive session discussions on personnel and real estate, and public input on infrastructure, senior center proposals, and license plate reader cameras. Key actions included the approval of a letter of intent with Odyssey Community School for the reuse of the Washington Elementary School building, authorization for the Town Manager to prepare ballot language for a $30 million Senior Center referendum, and the implementation of a moratorium on new license plate reader camera installations pending further policy review. Additionally, the Board approved various budget appropriations, made several appointments to town boards and commissions, and authorized the display of a Hispanic Heritage Month flag.
Jul 7, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Board of Directors Regular Meeting
The Board of Directors discussed various municipal matters, including the review of proposed job descriptions, potential real estate acquisitions for open space and municipal use, and budget appropriations for streetlights, police investigations, and youth service programs. Key agenda items involved the adoption of the Community Development Block Grant Annual Action Plan, authorization for water and sewer capital improvement resolutions, and the review of appointments and resignations for various town boards and commissions. Additionally, the meeting addressed the proposed purchase of real property for parking and preservation purposes, alongside legislative discussions regarding ordinances and department reports.
Jun 24, 2026·Board meeting
Civilian Police Review and Relations Board Board Meeting Minutes
The board addressed board member resignations and strategies for filling vacancies. Key actions included an executive session to review several civilian complaints, resulting in the formal acceptance of findings for multiple complaint control numbers. The discussion further covered initiatives to enhance relations between the police and civilians, such as increased participation in the Citizens Police Academy and National Night Out. Additionally, the board received updates regarding funding for a new mental health clinician position within the police department and a staff promotion, and engaged in a preliminary discussion concerning the potential implementation of traffic cameras.
