Clinton School Committee reorganized Monday and received a sweeping end-of-year update on state mandates, a building project change order, and an accelerated road closure affecting summer school access.
The Clinton Zoning Board of Appeals hired Howard Stein Hudson to peer-review a proposed 24-unit condominium project off Coyne Street and Kilmurray Street and continued the hearing to June 30.
Clinton Middle School eighth graders held their annual Mock Town Meeting, passing six of seven student-written articles while rejecting a $550,000 bike lane proposal.
Clinton's Annual Town Meeting rejected a $24,854,052.45 borrowing order for a new library, falling 77 votes short of the two-thirds needed.
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 Retirement Board adopted new pay recommendations for its administrator and assistant administrator at its May 27 meeting.
Clinton's Zoning Board of Appeals opened a public hearing on a 24-unit Chapter 40B project proposed for 23 Coyne Street and postponed a vote on new comprehensive permit rules to June 9.
Clinton's Finance Committee voted against recommending the library building project's $11 million debt exclusion, triggering a secret ballot at Town Meeting.
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
The Clinton Council on Aging Board reviewed carriage house construction progress and weighed closing the Senior Center early on three dates.
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