Early voting for the state election begins at Dennis Town Hall on October 17. Also in today's brief (15 items): Town posts fresh update on wastewater project; Fire Prevention Month highlights battery fire risks; Josiah Dennis Manse Committee meets Wednesday morning; School House Committ…
Dennis Select Board unanimously authorized a $5.3 million construction contract on October 7. The board voted to authorize the Town Administrator to execute the agreement with Tower Construction Corp. for the Sesuit Harbor West Design project.
Dennis posts video of this week's special town meeting for residents who missed it. Also in today's brief (8 items): Special town meeting video posted for viewing; Library Board meets Thursday afternoon; Beach Committee meets Thursday evening; Board of Health meets Thursday night.
The Dennis Planning Board discussed a draft update to its Housing Production Plan, with Chair Jeff Eldredge directing staff to develop workforce housing alternatives to state affordability mandates.
Dennis nonprofits have until October 9 to apply for fiscal 2028 human service funding. Also in today's brief (8 items): Advisory Committee on Disabilities meets Monday at town hall; Historical Commission meets Monday afternoon at town hall; D-Y finance subcommittee meets Monday on distr…
Dennis residents head to a Special Town Meeting October 6 in South Yarmouth. Also in today's brief (10 items): Town launches Be a Leaf Hero campaign; Town Administrator posts September update; Cape Cod Commission meets Thursday in Barnstable; Recreation Commission meets Thursday evening.
Select Board approves $9,600 for Wixon School building assessment. The Select Board voted 5-0 to hire Rowes Architects to evaluate whether portions of the Wixon School building could be reused, including the auditorium, gymnasium, and classrooms.
Dennis Select Board authorized a $2.01 million Port Side Community Park construction contract. The Board voted 5-0 to authorize Town Administrator Elizabeth Sullivan to execute the Notice of Award with contractor Robert B. Our, pending October 6 voter approval.