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Norton Select Board reorganizes leadership and confirms new treasurer/collector and commissioners

Norton Select Board · April 16, 2026
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Summary

At its April meeting the Norton Select Board reorganized leadership (Roger Masan named chair; Denise Luchiano vice chair; Bob Kimble clerk), introduced incoming treasurer/collector Lindsay Graasso, and approved multiple appointments to regional bodies including SERPED, MFN and GATRA.

The Norton Select Board completed its annual reorganization on Thursday, electing Roger Masan as chair, choosing Denise Luchiano for vice chair and selecting Bob Kimble as clerk during the opening portion of the meeting.

Town officials introduced Lindsay Graasso as the new treasurer/collector; Graasso said she has approximately seven years’ experience in municipal finance, has served as president of the Plymouth County Treasurers Association and looks forward to starting with the town on April 29.

The board also approved several standing appointments to regional commissions: Justin Czecha (DPW director) was named to SERPED and to MFN (Mansfield‑Fox‑Norton wastewater commission) responsibilities; Dustin Chica (named in the transcript with spelling variants) was appointed to MFN; and Select Board member Kevin O’Neal was designated as the town’s GATRA advisory board member with a term running through April 30, 2028.

The board thanked outgoing planning and zoning director Paul D. Jeppy for years of service and presented a citation recognizing his contributions to long‑range planning, village center efforts and redevelopment initiatives.

During the meeting the board also approved a one‑day liquor license for the town’s "Sip & Stroll" event on May 16, with departments having signed off and the police chief coordinating details; the license passed by roll call 5–0.