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Finance Committee Requests Say in FY2027 Budget Decisions

Finance Committee insists on immediate role in FY2027 budget decisions as town faces $1.4M deficit. In an 8-0 vote during Thursday's public hearing, the panel requested an immediate meeting with the Select Board to offer formal budget recommendations. Town Administrator Evan Brassard presented an

Cable Committee approves annual town report

Grafton Cable Advisory Committee approves 2026 annual report after revision. Chairman Colleen Roy, Vice Chairman Bob Hassinger, Clerk Corson Wyman, and member Megan Bertino unanimously approved the annual report after Hassinger moved to add the restructuring effective date. The committee also

Conservation Commission continues Meadowbrook Road hearing

Grafton Conservation Commission defers Meadowbrook Road decision. The Commission continued its public hearing on a proposed single-family house at 21 Meadowbrook Road to February 17, 2026, after Conservation Agent Leah Cameron identified multiple unresolved environmental issues: the wetland

Summer Days program records $297,000 in registration sales, reaches capacity in minutes

Grafton Recreation Commission approves prior minutes and hears record Summer Days sales. Three commissioners attended the February 2 meeting and voted unanimously to approve the January 12 minutes. Recreation Director Adam Lapointe reported the Summer Days program generated record-breaking $297,000

Community Preservation Committee approves Treasurer's Report, extends church deadline

Community Preservation Committee approves $1.2M in available heritage and housing grants. Treasurer Kenneth Holberger reported two new grant placeholders: $10,000 for conservation of Currier & Ives prints at Grafton Fire Station No. 2 and $15,000 for a Blackstone Greenway feasibility study