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Tuesday, November 3, 2026 Dennis, Massachusetts · Change town
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Dennis Select Board backs $1.44 million in road and stormwater contracts.

Dennis Select Board approves $1.44M in municipal construction contracts. Vice Chair Carlyn Carey led the four-member board in unanimously authorizing $849,750 to MCE Dirtworks for Road Construction Services 2026 and $593,850 to Dig It Construction for a stormwater quality improvement project at

Select Board · Meeting of March 10, 2026

Dennis Select Board approves $1.44M in municipal construction contracts. Vice Chair Carlyn Carey led the four-member board in unanimously authorizing $849,750 to MCE Dirtworks for Road Construction Services 2026 and $593,850 to Dig It Construction for a stormwater quality improvement project at Follin's Pond Road and Landing. Director of Golf Maryellen Fabiano-Stowe reported that cart barn renovation bids came in $415,000 over budget; the board voted unanimously to award the Highlands project and place a warrant article on the May Town Meeting seeking additional funding to re-bid the Pines project.

In warrant review, the board unanimously endorsed three articles for the annual meeting. The board voted 3-1 to continue deliberation on a Barnstable County Home Rule Petition proposing an optional regional real estate transfer tax, with Jim Plath expressing concerns about local financial control.

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Source: the Select Board meeting of March 10, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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