Warren board clears two road drainage projects
Warren Conservation Commission clears two road and drainage projects without requiring full wetlands permits.
Warren Conservation Commission clears two road and drainage projects without requiring full wetlands permits.
Warren Water Commission approves FY26 sewer fee abatements, weighs plant upgrades.
Warren Planning Board approves Verizon's backup generator, warns a stalled project its permit is about to expire.
Warren Select Board gives embattled building inspector just two months, not a full year. Town Administrator James Ferrara and board members said the complaints against Building Commissioner William R.
Warren Select Board signs a 25-article warrant with a $4.82 million school bill reshaped by a sister district's closure.
Warren Board of Health adopts body art rules, punts on well regulations. The board voted unanimously to approve new tattoo and piercing establishment regulations effective July 1, 2026, after Regional Health Inspector Tessa Obuchowski confirmed record-keeping duties shift to OSHA once a shop closes.
Warren water and sewer commissioners raise the annual sewer rate to $770, about an 8-percent monthly bump.
Warren's Planning Board reorganized its leadership and voted to recommend a floodplain district zoning bylaw amendment to the annual town meeting at its May 11 meeting. Derick R.
Warren Water Commission signs bills, sidesteps a $20,000 repair, and starts planning a capital fund.
Warren's Capital Planning Committee elected James J. Ferrera as chair and began sorting fiscal 2027 capital requests. Outgoing chair Richard J. Eichacker nominated Ferrera, and Town Treasurer Dawn Swistak seconded; the vote was unanimous among the three members present, with Daniel Thibodeau absent.
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