Board recommends $177 million Campbell School project, 4-1
Dracut selectmen backed a $177 million school building project by a 4-1 vote May 26. Chair Don Plummer, Vice Chair Tony Archinski, Clerk Kristie Wohlander, and member Heather Santiago-Hutchings voted to recommend Warrant Article 3, advancing the Campbell and Greenmont Avenue school renovation to
Board of Selectmen · Meeting of May 26, 2026
Dracut selectmen backed a $177 million school building project by a 4-1 vote May 26. Chair Don Plummer, Vice Chair Tony Archinski, Clerk Kristie Wohlander, and member Heather Santiago-Hutchings voted to recommend Warrant Article 3, advancing the Campbell and Greenmont Avenue school renovation to the June 1 ballot; member Josh Taylor dissented. The board unanimously recommended the $65.5 million municipal and school budget appropriations, including $5,015,080 in free cash for schools.
Other approvals included a gas station flammable-liquids license at 435 Nashua Road and a one-day beer-and-wine permit for a Lowell Parks and Conservation Trust fundraiser.
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Source: the Board of Selectmen meeting of May 26, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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