Dartmouth Board of Assessors approves FY27 commitments in routine June meeting. Chairman Kevin Santos and member Eduard Iacaponi voted unanimously to approve prior meeting minutes and deny one abatement request. The board also signed the Motor Vehicle warrant for 2026-3 and executed FY27
Dartmouth Select Board unanimously rescinds Historic District Commission appointee over lawsuit violations. Chair Heidi Silva Brooks and Town Counsel Anthony Savastano detailed how Dr. Andrew Spongberg filed suit on behalf of the Russells Mills Historic District Commission without proper town
Dartmouth Planning Board approves parking variance for Audi, Volkswagen dealership at Route 6. The board voted 4-0 to approve a special permit allowing the dealership at 0 State Road to reduce required parking from 177 spaces to 113, with provisions for 64 additional spaces if needed. Planning
Council on Aging Board notes two vacancies as five members' terms expire. The Board unanimously approved March 26, 2026 minutes at their May 28 meeting under Chairperson Ouida Dowd, with board members Sylvia Nobre-Hilton, Eleanor J. White, Alison Nastanski, Patricia Jeffries-Zukowski, Brandon
Dartmouth Conservation Commission continues three major projects to June 23 for environmental review. The board continued public hearings for an Audi and Volkswagen dealership at 0 State Road and a car wash at 271 State Road after requesting independent stormwater peer review and revised
Dartmouth Pathways Committee approves prior minutes and hosts public forum on Northern Scenic Greenway. Chair Bill Trimble outlined the preliminary design phase for the off-road, multi-use path spanning Westport, Dartmouth, and New Bedford along Old Fall River Road, stating no current plans exist
Dartmouth assessors meet to discuss FY27 revaluation cycle. The Board of Assessors convened to approve prior meeting minutes and discuss the upcoming fiscal year assessment process. Chair Kevin Santos, Members Curtis Nunes and Edward Iacaponi, Acting Administrator of Assessing Jessica Pacheco, and
Budget Advisory Group discusses structural deficit and school review options. The Dartmouth group, chaired by Christopher O'Neil, spent much of its May 19 meeting deliberating whether to commission an independent operational review of school operations as part of addressing the town's structural
Dartmouth School Committee unanimously approved the DHS Sailing Team's participation in a National Competition in Maryland. The committee also engaged in substantive discussion about a Town Budget Advisory Group proposal for an independent third-party audit of school district finances, with
Greater New Bedford Regional Refuse Management District Committee approves $25,000 for recycling grants. Chairperson John Beauregard and the six-member Committee voted unanimously to appropriate funds from the Recycling Reimbursement Reserve, divided between Dartmouth and New Bedford for food waste
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