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Select Board amends DPW committee charter, approves fire station loan.

Select Board unanimously amended the DPW Building Renovation Committee Charter, shifting a seat from Board of Health to Finance Committee representation. The Board appointed Marc Bernstein as Finance Committee representative to the DPW committee, Richard Hisey to the Agricultural Commission for a

Select Board · Meeting of January 27, 2026

CARLISLE — Select Board unanimously amended the DPW Building Renovation Committee Charter, shifting a seat from Board of Health to Finance Committee representation. The Board appointed Marc Bernstein as Finance Committee representative to the DPW committee, Richard Hisey to the Agricultural Commission for a term ending June 30, 2028, and Melissa Webster to the DPW Building Renovation Committee representing the Conservation Commission. Town Treasurer/Collector Sandra Nason reported the town secured a $1.4 million design-phase loan from Unibank for Savings at 3.5% interest for one year, undercutting the town's 4.5% budget estimate.

In a separate matter, the Board voted to approve a Community Preservation Act grant application for legal fees related to Cranberry Bog House removal from Article 97 protection, with David Model abstaining.

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Source: the Select Board meeting of January 27, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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