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Arlington Conservation Commission Approves 66 Dudley Street Restoration Plan 4-0

ARLINGTON — April 2, 2026 — Arlington Conservation Commission advances long-running Dudley Street enforcement order with unanimous vote. The commission voted 4-0 at its April 2 remote meeting to accept a revised restoration and planting plan for 66 Dudley Street, authorizing Conservation Agent David Morgan to finalize a maintenance agreement

Arlington Conservation Commission Approves 66 Dudley Street Restoration Plan 4-0

ARLINGTON — April 2, 2026 — Arlington Conservation Commission advances long-running Dudley Street enforcement order with unanimous vote. The commission voted 4-0 at its April 2 remote meeting to accept a revised restoration and planting plan for 66 Dudley Street, authorizing Conservation Agent David Morgan to finalize a maintenance agreement

Arlington Finance Committee Approves Police and Fire Collective Bargaining Funds for FY27

ARLINGTON — March 30, 2026 — Arlington Finance Committee approves collective bargaining funds for police and fire, amends stabilization transfer. The committee voted March 30 to approve a warrant article covering retroactive pay for rank, patrol, and fire unions, with the motion language using $1,653,000 drawn from the existing collective

Arlington Select Board Elects Hurd Chair, Confirms Brazil as First Appointed Town Clerk

ARLINGTON — March 30, 2026 — Arlington Select Board reorganizes, confirms first appointed town clerk, backs streaming fee bill. The board unanimously elected John Hurd as chair and Stephen Helmuth as vice chair at its March 30 meeting, the first since Saturday's election returned Diane Mahan to her seat and

Arlington Redevelopment Board Recommends Favorable Action on 12 of 20 Zoning Articles

ARLINGTON — March 30, 2026 — Arlington Redevelopment Board clears 12 zoning articles for 2026 Annual Town Meeting, rejects five. The board voted through articles covering accessory dwelling unit administrative fixes, drive aisle width reduction from 24 to 22 feet, electronic marquee signs for the town's two historic theaters, animal

Arlington School Committee Approves Calendar, Superintendent Goals and Crowdfunding Policy

ARLINGTON — March 26, 2026 — Arlington School Committee approves superintendent's goals, calendar amendments, and a revised crowdfunding policy in unanimous votes. The committee voted 6-0 on each of the three action items at its March 26 meeting, including approval of Superintendent Jill Homan's four professional goals

Arlington School Committee Approves Calendar, Superintendent Goals and Crowdfunding Policy

ARLINGTON — March 26, 2026 — Arlington School Committee approves superintendent's goals, calendar amendments, and a revised crowdfunding policy in unanimous votes. The committee voted 6-0 on each of the three action items at its March 26 meeting, including approval of Superintendent Jill Homan's four professional goals

Arlington Finance Committee Defers Hardy School HVAC Vote, Sends Cost Dispute to Subcommittee

ARLINGTON — March 25, 2026 — Arlington Finance Committee delays Hardy Elementary HVAC feasibility vote over disputed cost estimates. The committee voted unanimously at its March 25 meeting to refer Article 67, a $375,000 warrant article for a Hardy Elementary School heating system feasibility study, to a three-member subcommittee after

Arlington ZBA Closes Hearings on Fisher Road Porch, Mystic Street Fence Appeal

ARLINGTON — March 24, 2026 — Arlington's Zoning Board of Appeals closed public hearings on a Fisher Road porch enclosure and a Mystic Street fence appeal at its remote March 24 meeting. Chair Christian Klein led the board through unanimous votes on both items, with full members Patrick Hanlon, Venkat

Arlington Select Board reverses course on two bylaws, advances fee overhaul to Town Meeting

ARLINGTON — March 23, 2026 — Arlington Select Board advances fee overhaul and CPA slate while reversing course on two bylaws at marathon March 23 session. The five-member board voted unanimously to recommend Town Meeting approve a $3,050,500 Community Preservation Act slate including $500,000 for Emma's

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