Dracut Sewer Commission approved a fee reduction for a proposed agricultural building at 437 Parker Road. Superintendent Joseph Cloutier presented a request from Dave Dumaresq of Farmer Dave's to reduce sewer connection fees for a 7,200-square-foot building that would typically incur a $15,000
Board of Selectmen unanimously approved all requested licenses for The Blue Felt billiards bar and entertainment venue. Selectmen granted a Section 12 on-premises alcoholic beverages license and additional approvals for Common Victualler, ten pool tables, one juke box, and entertainment to The Blue
Dracut Council on Aging approved prior minutes and reviewed spring services on April 28. Staff completed 205 tax filings saving residents $52,000 in fees and processed over 75 Fuel Assistance applications. Acting Director Stephanie Lelclerc leads a team planning early summer educational events
Planning Board unanimously recommends Christine Therrien for second alternate appointment. Therrien told Chair George Nangle and the board she seeks to learn more about planning processes; Vice-Chair Mike Buxton stressed that members must listen to builders and residents alike. Member Timothy
Dracut Ceremonies & Celebrations Committee advances 2026 Memorial Day Parade plans with 26 registrations. Daniel Croce, Joseph Beauregard, Jennifer Glenn, Lori Cahill, and Sean Leary voted unanimously to approve parade logistics, including safety plans from the Fire and Police departments and
The Town Charter Review Committee approved revisions to Article 7 General Provisions, updating language to reflect current town practices and directing residents to the town's website for document access. The committee voted unanimously to approve prior minutes from March 17, March 31, and April 7,
Dracut Education Sub-Committee agreed to monthly meetings on school and town coordination. Members from the School Committee and Board of Selectmen, including Heather Santiago-Hutchings and Josh Taylor of the Board and Robert Sheppard and Allison Volpe of the School Committee, discussed the FY27
Dracut Cultural Council approved a blue logo and extended a Monet-exhibit grant deadline. Yaima Pareja and Joseph Laderoute sponsored the motions, which passed unanimously. The $1,600 Claude Monet-Immersive Experience grant, administered through the Dracut Council on Aging and originally due in
Zoning Board approves traffic mitigation payment clarification for comprehensive permit. Chair Brian Lussier and members Scott Mallory, Warren Hunt, Jr., and Edward Brown unanimously approved an insubstantial modification to the Comprehensive Permit for The Homes at Murphy's Farm at 231 Wheeler
Finance Committee approves request for FY2026 actuals through March, citing potential $1M interest income. Town Manager Kate Hodges presented the FY2027 budget of approximately $63.487 million for schools, deploying $7 million of $14 million free cash to supplement specific areas while preserving