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Dunstable Finance Committee Approves Four Reserve Transfers, Tackles $40,700 Budget Gap

DUNSTABLE -- February 11, 2026, Dunstable Finance Committee approves four reserve fund transfers and narrows FY27 budget deficit to roughly $40,700. The committee voted unanimously on all four transfers at its February 11 meeting, covering a shared treasurer-collector salary shortfall of $10,100 resulting from a 25 percent cost

Dunstable Select Board endorses Fish and Game purchase of 38 acres for wildlife habitat

DUNSTABLE -- February 4, 2026, Dunstable Select Board unanimously backs state acquisition of 38 acres for wildlife habitat. The board voted 3-0 at its February 4 meeting to send a letter of support for the Massachusetts Department of Fish and Game's proposed purchase of two parcels, a roughly

Dunstable Select Board appoints part-time officer, clears town administrator for consulting work

DUNSTABLE -- January 21, 2026, Dunstable Select Board unanimously appoints part-time officer and approves town administrator consulting deal. The board voted 5-0 to add Michael Barry, a current university police officer, to the Dunstable Police Department through June 30, 2026, with board members suggesting a full-time opening may

Dunstable Select Board appoints part-time officer, clears town administrator for consulting work

DUNSTABLE -- January 21, 2026, Dunstable Select Board unanimously appoints part-time officer and approves town administrator consulting deal. The board voted 5-0 to add Michael Barry, a current university police officer, to the Dunstable Police Department through June 30, 2026, with board members suggesting a full-time opening may

Dunstable Opens FY2027 Budget Season With $784,000 Deficit Gap

DUNSTABLE -- January 6, 2026, Dunstable officials project a $784,000 budget deficit for fiscal year 2027, with no override planned. The town administrator presented department requests showing public safety wages up 11 percent, public works up nearly 26 percent, the Nashoba Board of Health assessment up 30 percent, and health