Town Charter Review Committee revises governance articles without recorded votes. The committee refined language in Article 5 (Administrative Organization) and reorganized Article 6 (Finances and Fiscal Procedures) to match the chronological flow of actual fiscal processes, updating notification
Dracut Selectmen approve early voting, election warrant, and business licenses. The board unanimously set early voting dates from April 25 to April 30 for the May 2, 2026 Annual Town Election, with general election polls open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Town Manager Kate Hodges presented the FY27 budget as a
The Dracut Town Charter Review Committee approved revisions to Article 4, Article 7, and Article 8 on March 17, advancing a broader charter modernization effort. The committee voted to accept prior meeting minutes with one abstention and made substantive changes to governance language, including a
Dracut selectmen approve two business licenses, launch FY27 budget talks. The Board unanimously granted a one-day outdoor beer and wine license to Lazy River Products, LLC for April 18th and a Common Victualler's License to Yasaii Bowls manager Mirna Ashraf at 1480 Broadway Road. Town Manager Kate
Board of Selectmen approves animal control officer, accepts $9,810 in senior donations. The board voted unanimously to designate Colleen Morse as the 2026 Municipal Animal Control Officer and accepted a $9,500 grant from the Greater Lowell Senior Citizen Trust and $310 from Hannaford's for Council
Town Charter Review Committee approves two article revisions but warns of schedule slip. The committee unanimously approved changes to Article 3 (Elected and Appointed Officers) and Article 4 (Town Manager) on February 17, with sections consolidated, removed, and renumbered across both articles.
The Dracut Board of Selectmen unanimously approved a liquor license transfer to Munddhari, Inc. for Navy Yard Liquors at 3 Hampson Street on February 10. The board also unanimously authorized an operational audit request for quotations for Dracut Public Schools, with bids due by March 31, 2026, and
Dracut Board of Selectmen approves National Grid easement, ratifies veterans services agreement. The board unanimously granted an easement through town-owned Parcel P to Massachusetts Electric Company d/b/a National Grid to support a planned single-family residence at 400 Proprietor's Way. In a
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