DOUGLAS -- February 18, 2026, Douglas building panel backs new member and loosens stance on Gleason Court school sale. The Building and Facilities Construction Committee voted unanimously Wednesday to recommend Margaret Bacon, a site-development
DOUGLAS -- February 17, 2026, Douglas Recreation Commission unanimously recommends outdoor court resurfacing project to Capital Committee. The commission, re-electing Ryan Holden as chair and Hannah Stevens as vice chair, voted to advance a
DOUGLAS -- February 11, 2026, Douglas Historical Commission approves annual report, debates how to tell the town's mill-town story. The five-member commission voted unanimously at its February 11 meeting to submit
Douglas Open Space Committee moves toward a dedicated Unibank donation account and eyes a 22.8-acre conservation parcel.
DOUGLAS -- February 10, 2026, Douglas's Stormwater Bylaw Committee reviewed its draft stormwater regulations page by page at a February 10 meeting but took no vote on adoption, as the underlying bylaw must
DOUGLAS -- January 27, 2026, Douglas Stormwater By-law Committee clears final draft sections and flags one AG-rejected sentence blocking adoption. The committee, chaired by Les Stephens and meeting January 27 with four of
DOUGLAS -- January 22, 2026, Douglas committee formally renames itself and sets June 27 for an Independence Day parade. The group, previously known as the Douglas 250th Committee, voted unanimously at its January 22 meeting
Douglas Building and Facilities Construction Committee charts path on fire station bid and asbestos demolition. The committee, chaired by Shirley Mazinski, received updates from facilities administrator Matt Wojcik at the January 21 meeting on a range of municipal capital projects.
DOUGLAS -- January 21, 2026, Douglas Master Plan Committee eliminates planned public workshop and confirms $12,862 project balance. The committee voted to drop a tentative May community workshop from the master plan schedule, relying
DOUGLAS -- January 8, 2026, Douglas volunteers planning the town's 250th anniversary celebration leaned toward a June 27 date at a January 8 committee meeting, stepping back from the original July 4 target
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