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Select Board accepts capital plan; water‑meter replacement emerges as top priority
Summary
The Select Board accepted the Capital Planning Committee's recommendations, which prioritize mandated fire equipment and a proposed $1.3M water‑meter replacement program; the board also approved a CM‑at‑risk contract for the middle‑high school and discussed FY27 DPW and enterprise budgets.
The Select Board on April 6 accepted recommendations from the Capital Planning Committee and placed related capital articles on the May town meeting warrant, including three highest‑priority capital items totaling roughly $1.4 million and a larger water‑meter replacement program cited as the largest single capital request.
Capital Planning Committee presenters told the board they reviewed 12 project requests and ranked three as highest priorities: state‑mandated fire equipment (SCBA and EMS pumps) and the water‑meter replacement program for the Department of Public…
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