Finance Committee Backs CPC Plan, Land Buy
Acton's Finance Committee recommended a $1.9 million Community Preservation Committee funding package and backed the town's $1.4 million purchase of 5.8 acres off Taylor Road.
Acton's Finance Committee recommended a $1.9 million Community Preservation Committee funding package and backed the town's $1.4 million purchase of 5.8 acres off Taylor Road.
The Acton Select Board voted unanimously to exercise the town's right of first refusal on 5.8 acres at 46 Taylor Road, teeing up a roughly $1.4 million land purchase for Town Meeting.
The Acton Finance Committee voted to recommend borrowing for a new DPW facility design and a $2.75 million Town Hall HVAC overhaul among dozens of Town Meeting warrant articles.
Acton Select Board voted to scale back extra renewable energy purchases to lower electric rates for all ratepayers.
Acton DPW Building Committee endorses two-phase facility plan and advances $900,000 design request to May Town Meeting.
Acton Select Board delayed a decision on a $1.4 million Arboretum-adjacent land buy. The board voted unanimously to continue, until March 16, a hearing on whether to exercise its right of first refusal on a 5.8-acre parcel at 46 Taylor Road, with the purchase price fixed at $1.4 million.
The Acton Finance Committee heard that the Select Board split the new DPW facility project into phases to control costs.
ACTON -- February 23, 2026, Acton Select Board votes to phase the DPW facility project and continues a contentious childcare permit hearing.
Acton's Select Board continued a hearing on a $1.4 million purchase of land to expand the Arboretum. Chair Dean A. Charter said the price is fixed under the town's right of first refusal on the 5.8-acre parcel at 46 Taylor Road, and any purchase would need a two-thirds Town Meeting vote.
Acton's Finance Committee reviewed its fiscal 2026 second-quarter budget and leaned toward a DPW facility design without taking a formal vote. Budget Director Ellie Anderson reported free cash certified at $6,777,343 and general fund spending at $21.7 million, or 53.4 percent of budget.
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