Warren Selectmen appoint interim executive assistant and open town meeting warrants. Chair Richard J. Eichacker, Vice Chair Derick R. Veliz, and Clerk David Dufresne unanimously approved the appointment of Madeline Wisaszek as interim executive assistant to the Board of Selectmen and Town
Board of Health approves tobacco permit for Village Market after discovering unverified documentation. Chair Daniel Thibodeau, Vice Chair James McKeon, and Member Travis Baker voted unanimously to issue a new permit valid through June 30, 2026, following a Department of Revenue audit that found no
Warren selectmen approve architecture contracts and assessor hiring. Chair Richard J. Eichacker and the Board of Selectmen unanimously approved contracts with Tecton Architects to assess the former Cornerstone Bank Building at 968 Main Street and with H2M Architects and Engineers to study the
Planning Board closed a public hearing and voted unanimously to approve a Special Permit for Maple Lane Development Corp. to conduct earth removal at Rivers Bend Road. Vice-Chair Richard Eichacker reported that the company plans to focus on Title V sand with provisions for crushing operations and
Warren Board of Health unanimously appoints first bar food permit category. The board voted to add the eighty-dollar Bar Food Permit to the town fee schedule, requiring Allergen Awareness Certification and a full menu; establishments with 25 or more seats must also submit Anti-choking
Warren Selectmen authorize two state grants for materials recovery. Chair Richard J. Eichacker was authorized unanimously to sign Statements of Work with MassDEP for an $8,000 glass-collection container grant and a $5,000 universal waste shed grant, both expiring June 30, 2026 and administered by
Board of Health discusses landfill debris site and tobacco permit violation. Highway Surveyor Jeremy Olson requested permission to develop a bio-debris processing area at the landfill rear; Chair Daniel Thibodeau asked Olson to consult with planning, zoning, and conservation before proceeding. The
Warren Selectmen approve police hire and town accountant in January meeting. The board unanimously appointed Ian N. Curtiss as a full-time Police Officer at Step 5 on the wage scale, following the resignation of Officer Patric Gillespie effective February 1, 2026. Tammy M. Martin was also
Planning Board approves payroll and prior meeting minutes. The board unanimously authorized three pay periods totaling $2,108.43 for Planning Board Administrative Assistant Laura Sherris (11/30/2025–1/10/2026). An informal discussion with property owners James Fountain and Igor Bashkinov regarding
Warren Selectmen unanimously approved a $109,000 contract with Diversified Construction Services for the Shepard Building wheelchair lift replacement, negotiating down from an original bid of $148,422. The board also appointed Karyn Wood to fill a Planning Board vacancy until the next municipal