The Grafton Charter Review Committee appointed Syama Adhibhatta to fill a vacancy created by a member's resignation and reported progress on charter revisions across seven articles. One member resigned due to conflicts with positions as Town Moderator and Grafton High School paraprofessional.
Charter Review Committee's Section 2 subcommittee votes to advance Select Board Town Meeting voting process. The five-member group unanimously approved continuing to pursue a formal recommendation process for Select Board members on warrant articles, mirroring the Finance Committee model. Member
Charter Review Committee launches systematic charter review process. Chair Dave Robbins presided as the committee heard public proposals to rename the Town Administrator to Town Manager, convert the Planning Board from elected to appointed, and establish Representative Town Meeting format. Resident
Grafton Charter Review Committee establishes formal policy on legal counsel communications and community outreach. The committee unanimously approved requiring all Town Counsel requests to route through Chair David Robbins or a designated contact, with legal responses shared to members before
Grafton Charter Review Committee advances with April public hearing planned. Chair David Robbins distributed three preliminary proposals from Vice Chair Mark Haddad: changing Town Administrator to Town Manager, shifting Fire Chief appointing authority to the Administrator, and updating
Grafton Charter Review Committee elects officers, outlines governance priorities. David Robbins was elected chair unanimously, Mark Haddad as vice chair in a 12-1 roll-call vote with Daniel Fitzgerald opposed and Gregory Marr abstaining, and Gregory Marr as clerk unanimously. In its first meeting,
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