Carlisle Municipal Facilities Committee unanimously approves HVAC invoice, secures $125K state grant. The committee approved a $43,655 invoice for Town Hall's HVAC server upgrade, conditioned on Facilities Director Stephen Connearney's quality certification. The Robbins and Grant schools'
Carlisle opened early voting hours for the September 1 State Primary at Town Hall this week. The Parlin Room will host in-person early voting ahead of the primary, per a Town Clerk News Flash posted August 20, with the full schedule listed on the Town Clerk's page. Also this week, the T…
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health confirmed West Nile virus in mosquitoes collected from Carlisle, prompting town officials to urge residents to take precautions against bites. The Building Department will close on Fridays through the summer, returning to regular hours in Se…
Board of Assessors reviews proposed demolition review bylaw for November town meeting. The Historical Commission presented its final draft on August 18, proposing a 12-month waiting period for demolishing buildings built before 1970, replacing an earlier 18-month proposal with rolling 50-year age
The Carlisle Land Stewardship Committee's August 18 meeting was canceled on August 17 due to lack of quorum, according to the Town Clerk's Office. The committee had planned to address pending land use permits for a Native Plant Trust butterfly milkweed survey at Foss Farm and an ongoing Tufts
Community Preservation Committee elects Krissy O'Shea as chair and Sarah Wengert as vice chair. Adelaide Grady moved for both elections; Maureen Cosgrove-Deery seconded; the vote was unanimous at 6-0-0. The Committee deferred two grant applications seeking clarification, including the Town
Carlisle set a Special Town Meeting for Nov. 16 at Carlisle Public School's Corey Auditorium, officials announced this week. Town Hall will close Wednesday, Aug. 19, so staff can attend a full day of professional development training, and the Building Department remains closed on Friday…
Carlisle released its August municipal newsletter Friday, the monthly roundup of town and community news posted to the town's News Flash page. The newsletter invites submissions from local community groups alongside municipal updates. Its release comes as Carlisle's civic calendar fills…
The Board of Health voted to increase Public Health Nursing hours to 10 per week to support department modernization.
Carlisle Safety Committee schedules public hearing on proposed speed zones. Following Select Board support on August 11, the committee set a September 10 hearing for community input on safety measures that would reduce speeds to 20 miles per hour in specific areas. Police Chief Andy Booth confirmed