Carlisle Climate Panel Votes to Push Geothermal Network at Former MCI Prison Site
Carlisle's Climate Action Committee unanimously endorsed a resolution urging geothermal ground-source energy infrastructure at the former MCI Concord prison site.
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Concord CPC Opens New Year With Unanimous Votes, Debates Housing Fund Cap
Concord Community Preservation Committee opens new program year with extension approvals and a housing-fund cap debate.
Concord Disability Commission Receives First ADA Audit in 20 Years, Plans Select Board Briefing
Concord Disability Commission receives sweeping ADA self-evaluation covering nine town buildings, programs, and digital platforms.
Waters Pond Committee Votes to Hire Independent Consultant for Pond Restoration Work
Carlisle's Waters Pond Advisory Committee unanimously chose an independent pond management consultant model over a turnkey contractor approach, advancing the central procurement decision shaping the town's response to invasive aquatic plants in Waters Pond.
Carlisle NRC approves country store redevelopment, boardwalk, and sidewalk permits
Carlisle's Natural Resources Commission approved three notices of intent and issued two negative determinations at its June 3 hybrid meeting, including a green light for the redevelopment of the Concord Country Store LLC property at 166 Commonwealth Avenue.
Concord Design Charrette Set for June 8-11 With Public Events and Focus Groups
Concord's MCI Concord Master Plan Committee finalized plans for a four-day design charrette running June 8-11 that will feature two structured public evening events, informal open studio drop-in sessions at the Concord Townhouse, and a series of in-person stakeholder focus groups on housing, recreat
Concord DEI Commission Votes to Request School Committee Support for Black Heritage Trail
Concord DEI Commission votes to seek school support for Black Heritage Trail and previews bias reporting system.
Concord Historic Districts Commission Approves 83 Monument Street Windows After Restoration Study
Concord's Historic Districts Commission approved four applications and continued two others at its May 27 session, with the most consequential action resolving a months-long window dispute at 83 Monument Street.
Concord Climate Action Committee Votes to Urge Select Board to Adopt Vision Zero Policy
Concord's Climate Action Committee voted unanimously to write a letter urging the Select Board to adopt a Vision Zero traffic safety policy and fund the staff needed to carry it out.
Carlisle CPC Holds Line on Post-Tension Courts, Closes Six Grants, Elects New Chair
Carlisle's Community Preservation Committee held the line on a $497,000 post-tension courts grant, closed six projects, and elected new leadership at its May 19 meeting.