Concord's Select Board voted to set a February 2, 2027 special election to fill the seat left vacant by Mary Hartman's resignation. Chair Wendy Rovelli led the four-member board, which also includes Paul Boehm, after an initial motion for a February 9 date failed for lack of a second.
Concord Select Board unanimously approved a Black Heritage Historical Trail Marker near Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, with a public celebration for 10 markers planned October 22 at Freedom Park. Economic Vitality Manager Mimi Graney noted the marker will be placed outside the cemetery gate.
Concord Select Board approves gas infrastructure upgrade despite one board member's dissent. The board voted 3-1 to grant National Grid a location to replace and upsize natural gas piping on Bedford Street from Court Lane to Monument Square, with Mary Hartman voting against. Chair Wendy Rovelli
Select Board endorses $100 million capital plan for public safety. The Concord Select Board unanimously adopted recommendations from the Land Use Working Group, with Co-Chair Sven Weber presenting the report (approved July 13, 2026), prioritizing West Concord fire station replacement, upgrades to
Select Board approves fixed $40,000 annual payment from solar expansion. Chair Wendy Rovelli led the board in unanimously approving a Payment in Lieu of Taxes agreement with Kearsarge Concord LLC for a four-megawatt solar facility on Walden Street, featuring a vendor-funded battery system. The