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Clinton Select Board 6.17.26
Published: Jun 17, 2026
Fireworks Funding Clarified; Year-End Budget Transfers Approved
During the meeting, the Select Board discussed the Civic Fund balance and a request for fireworks contributions. They noted that $5,000 had already been donated for last summer's event. The board clarified that any new contribution for the upcoming fireworks would need to come from new money for the next fiscal year as the Civic Fund balance does not roll over. The board also approved year-end budget transfers and reserve fund transfers, requiring subsequent approval from the Finance Committee.
Multiple Contracts Approved for Rail Trail, Retaining Wall, Environmental Services, and Technical Assistance
The Select Board reviewed and approved the awarding of contracts for various services. This included the contract award for Phase One of the Rail Trail project to AF MRL of Worcester for $888,000. They also approved the contract for the Wilson Street retaining wall replacement to Leone Landscaping and Construction. Additionally, they approved the recommendation for contract award to Rodantis of Holden, Massachusetts, for qualified environmental professional services for the remediation at 172 Sterling Street, amounting to $1,121,000. The board also approved the agreement for technical assistance from the Mont Regional Planning Commission at no cost to the town.
Annual Transportation Contract Approved; Community Event Support and Historical Signage Considered
The Select Board discussed and approved the WRTA annual transportation contract, which provides vans and funding for paratransit and senior center services. The town covers maintenance and insurance for these vehicles. Additionally, the board accepted a donation request for the Eddie Collins 5K road race and approved the transfer of Old Home Day leadership to the Parks and Recreation Department. The board also discussed the Fallon Memorial Auditorium sign and will consider its reinstallation on a future agenda.
Old Home Day Leadership Transferred, Cable Commission Appointment Made, Library Project Canceled
The board approved the transfer of Old Home Day leadership to the Parks and Recreation Department. Additionally, the board appointed member Mary Rose Dickout to the Cable Commission. A discussion also occurred regarding the Fallon Memorial Auditorium sign, with the decision to place it on a future agenda for potential reinstallation. The town will also cease pursuing the library project.
Year-End Budget Transfers Approved, Retaining Wall Contract Awarded, and Stipend Distribution Set
The Select Board approved year-end budget transfers and reserve fund transfers to close out the fiscal year. These transfers allow for moving funds between line items, a necessity due to the town's detailed budget structure. The finance committee will review these transfers. Additionally, the board approved a contract award for the Wilson Street retaining wall replacement project to Leone Landscaping and Construction. The board also approved the distribution of a $10,000 stipend for the Emergency Management Director, with a proposed 75/25 split between the Fire Chief and Police Chief for FY26, and a 50/50 split for FY27.
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