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Town meeting committee urges Sunday afternoons for annual gathering

Select Board backs town meeting shift to Sunday afternoons. The board unanimously accepted the Town Meeting Study Committee's final report recommending the scheduling change as the most impactful measure to increase citizen participation. The committee proposed closing the annual warrant by end of

Select Board · Meeting of June 23, 2026

CARLISLE — Select Board backs town meeting shift to Sunday afternoons. The board unanimously accepted the Town Meeting Study Committee's final report recommending the scheduling change as the most impactful measure to increase citizen participation. The committee proposed closing the annual warrant by end of February and providing comprehensive town website and podcast resources.

In other business, the Board unanimously endorsed the Climate Resilient Carlisle MVP report and approved end-of-year financial transfers totaling net-zero budget impact, including $100,000 for the Police Department, $45,000 for Town Hall facilities, and $42,000 for snow and ice with a separate $110,000 reserve transfer.

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Source: the Select Board meeting of June 23, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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