Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Town of Little Compton.
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Oct 24, 2026
Nov 19, 2026
The solicitation seeks design and permitting for the Improving Little Compton Town Commons Resiliency Project. It aims to improve the reliability of the fire-suppression water supply serving the Town Commons and surrounding areas. It focuses on fire protection and environmental improvements associated with Dundery Brook and Ponderosa Pond.
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183882
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3,535
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78 / 100
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This document comprises three Order Forms issued by OpenGov, Inc. to the Town of Little Compton, RI, for Permitting and Licensing software services. The order forms cover distinct periods: March 1, 2024, to June 30, 2025 (Order Form OG-00822926), July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026 (Order Form Q-08274), and July 1, 2026, to June 30, 2027 (Order Form Q-14406). Each order specifies service areas (Building, Fire, Planning & Zoning) with associated fees and individual period totals. The services range from $2,575.00 (Annual Subscription Total for one period) to $9,816.60 (total for another period).
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Little Compton
The meeting agenda included the authorization of a clerk pro tem and the extension of the interim town administrator's contract. The council held an extensive discussion on the recruitment process for a permanent town administrator, highlighting challenges related to salary competitiveness and the local housing market. Consequently, the council voted to continue current recruitment efforts while also pursuing the hiring of an interim administrator and exploring the engagement of professional search firms to broaden the candidate pool.
The council discussed the status of the annual audit and the finance director's report, noting that detailed documents would be provided at the next meeting. Updates were provided regarding the search for a town administrator. The council appointed two trustees to the Little Compton Free Public Library for three-year terms. A significant portion of the meeting focused on the Little Compton Community Center lease, specifically addressing the division of maintenance and utility responsibilities between the town and the community center, and the impact of the lease on fundraising efforts for building renovations.
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The meeting centered on scheduling a public hearing for a proposed farm accessory use zoning ordinance. Key discussions included the procedural history of ordinance drafts, the role of the Planning Board in reviewing amendments, and the legal necessity of holding a public hearing to ensure due process. Council members deliberated on the potential for conflicts of interest for those with relevant property ownership and entertained questions from the public regarding noise control and the overall zoning petition process.
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