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Clinton Finance Committee Unanimously Approves $617,000 in Retroactive Wages

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 employees under Articles 19 through 23 of the Town Meeting warrant, drawing $617,000 from free

Clinton Finance Committee Votes 3-2 to Cut Assistant Town Administrator Budget to $111,000

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 to $111,000, the bottom of the position's newly reclassified range. The committee also

Clinton Finance Committee Approves $13 Million Library Borrowing Over Two Dissenting Votes

CLINTON — May 12, 2026 — Clinton Finance Committee approves $13 million library borrowing article 3-2 and votes to disapprove a $1 million fire engine request. The panel worked through more than two dozen FY27 town meeting warrant articles at its May 12 meeting, approving a new $500,000 special education

Clinton Select Board Approves Town Meeting Warrant, Pulls Personnel Bylaw Article

CLINTON — May 6, 2026 — Clinton Select Board approves Town Meeting warrant and endorses $500,000 special education stabilization fund. The board voted 5-0 Wednesday to accept the draft annual Town Meeting warrant minus a placeholder article on personnel bylaw changes that has not cleared the Personnel Board, and unanimously

Clinton Planning Board Votes to Send Kennel Zoning Amendment to Town Meeting

CLINTON — May 5, 2026 — Clinton Planning Board advances kennel zoning change to Town Meeting, fields two dog business proposals. The board voted unanimously at its May 5 meeting to send a proposed zoning bylaw amendment to Town Meeting that would, for the first time, allow kennel operations — including 24-hour

Clinton School Committee Approves AI Policy, Exam Dismissals Amid $533K Special Ed Overrun

CLINTON — May 4, 2026 — Clinton School Committee approves early dismissal schedule and two board policies while managing a $533,000 special education tuition overrun. The committee voted unanimously May 4 to approve early dismissals at 11:39 a.m. for Clinton High School final exams on May 12, 15, 16,

Clinton Finance Committee Defers Budget Vote, Flags $200,000 Shortfall

CLINTON — May 4, 2026 — Clinton Finance Committee reviews a $200,000-short FY27 budget and defers final votes to May 12. Chair Erin led members through a revised line-by-line budget during the Monday session, flagging a $32,000 salary study and a proposal to bring the HR assistant

Clinton boards agree to hold fire overtime at $500,000, reject department's $1 million ask

CLINTON — April 23, 2026 — Clinton Finance Committee and Select Board jointly reviewed the proposed fiscal year 2027 budget on April 23, reaching informal consensus to hold fire department overtime at $500,000 rather than grant the department's $1 million request, a figure that has grown from roughly $250,

Clinton Conservation Commission Continues DCR Reservoir Solar Hearing, Closes Reisner Way Case

CLINTON — April 22, 2026 — Clinton Conservation Commission continued a Department of Conservation and Recreation solar array hearing and closed a separate wetlands matter on Earth Day, April 22. The commission opened a public hearing on a DCR Notice of Intent to install two photovoltaic arrays — eight kilowatts combined capacity — at

Clinton Finance Committee Holds Fire Overtime Flat, Cuts Paramedic Slots to Four

CLINTON — April 14, 2026 — Clinton Finance Committee holds fire overtime flat at $500,000 and trims paramedic request. Meeting on April 14, the committee declined to fund the fire chief's projected $750,000 overtime spend, holding the line at the current-year $500,000 appropriation, and limited the

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