Dennis Community Preservation Committee confirms Select Board support for October Town Meeting articles. Chair Kellie Dionne reported the Select Board unanimously endorsed all CPC articles at its August 11 meeting. Committee member Chris Foley raised concerns about a pending affordable housing
Dennis Community Preservation Committee backs $2.8 million for Portside Park reconstruction. Chair Kellie Dionne led the committee's 8-0 vote to authorize $2.8 million in ten-year borrowing for the Portside Community Park project, the committee's largest commitment. Additional approvals included
Dennis CPC considers $100,000 for Housing Assistance shelter project. The Community Preservation Committee heard Housing Assistance Corporation's funding request for a $1.8 million renovation project in Hyannis that would create the Assistance Resource Center, an emergency shelter for Cape Cod
Dennis CPC considers three major applications. The Community Preservation Committee heard presentations on $59,705 from the YD Red Sox for ADA improvements and seating at their field, $154,000 from Friends of Bass River for an engineering study of Indian Lands shoreline erosion, and a $2.8 million
Dennis Community Preservation Committee unanimously approves three community project applications for funding. The committee approved applications from Housing Assistance Cape Cod for an Assistance Resource Center, the Y-D Red Sox Baseball Club for an ADA accessibility project, and Friends of Bass
Dennis Community Preservation Committee voted unanimously to seek counsel on bleachers and heard three historic preservation and recreation funding applications. The Cape Cod Museum of Arts requested $226,088 for siding repair, cupola work, and system upgrades; the Cape Cod Center for the Arts
Dennis Community Preservation Committee approves three projects, seeks counsel on two. Committee members voted unanimously on May 14 to fund the Town of Dennis Portside Community Park, the Cape Cod Museum of Art Preservation and Rehabilitation, and the Cape Cod Center for the Arts Restoration of
Dennis Select Board advances three-override fiscal 2027 budgets for May town meeting. Town Administrator Elizabeth Sullivan reported a structural deficit of approximately $768,454 after adjustments, driven by inflation, collective bargaining, rising health insurance, and school assessments
Dennis Community Preservation Committee approves $285,000 early grant release for Phase II construction. Chair Kellie Dionne and the eight-member committee voted unanimously to recommend the funds to FORWARD at the Rock to cover contractor bills before the June completion and
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