Concord Select Board Approves 2027 Town Meeting Calendar, Advances MCI Redevelopment Planning

CARLISLE — June 1, 2026 — Concord Select Board unanimously approved a revised 2027 Annual Town Meeting calendar and received a detailed update on MCI Concord redevelopment planning at its June 1 meeting. Town Moderator Carlin Reed proposed shifting the three-night town meeting to May 17, 18, and 19 — about three weeks later than historical practice — and the board voted to add a warrant preview session on Saturday, January 9, 2027, while moving the tri-board capital planning forum to January 11; Regional School Committee Chair Tracy Murano raised scheduling concerns about the January cluster, and the board indicated it may revisit the tri-board date pending feedback from the school committee at its Wednesday meeting. Community Development Director Alyssa Sandoval briefed the board on a design charrette week running June 8 through 11, with two major public sessions — Monday at Harvey Wheeler Center and Thursday at Concord-Carlisle High School cafeteria, both at 6 p.m. The Concord Housing Foundation presented a housing strategy paper proposing roughly 1,800 affordable and attainable units over 10 years, with Matt Johnson noting that Concord's median home price of approximately $1.4 million now requires a household income of about $400,000 to purchase. The board also reported approximately $1.9 million in total grants tracked for the year, including a $689,000 MassDOT award covering nearly the full cost of the Spencer Brook Road culvert replacement.

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