Dartmouth Select Board

Officials in the town of Dartmouth are warning residents that as Bristol County remains in a critical drought, they will have to restrict their water use or face increasing penalties.

Voters in Dartmouth will be seeing a non-binding referendum question on the high school's controversial Indian logo this spring, after the Select Board voted for the measure at a meeting on Monday.

The family of a former Dartmouth police officer who died in October has 60 days to appoint a representative to either continue or drop his 2016 lawsuit against the town.

McDonald and Haran returned to Select Board

With new revenue growth in Dartmouth projected to drop from $1.4 million in 2016 to $494,000 in 2017, town officials are banking on conservative spending to get through. During Monday's joint Select Board meeting with the Finance and School committees, officials voiced concerns over expenses in town growing faster than revenue...

The Dartmouth Select Board is taking steps to improve conditions for the town's Police Department. The department is currently working out of trailers next door to the current police station.  The station has been closed since March after legionella, the bacteria that causes Legionnaires Disease was found inside the stations' plumbing...

Veteran Dartmouth Health Inspector Christopher Michaud was appointed to replace outgoing Health Director Wendy Henderson last night. Michaud has worked for the Town of Dartmouth since 1995, something Board of Health Chairwoman Leslie McKinley said is a major asset ...

Dartmouth is in the market for a new health director, and charter change crusaders are pointing to the selection process as yet another reason town government needs an overhaul. That was Select Board Chairman Michael Watson, who wants the two boards to cooperate in finding a suitable candidate to replace outgoing Health Director Wendy Henderson...

More than 100 Dartmouth residents attended a pep rally of sorts Thursday night in North Dartmouth.

Dartmouth voters today are choosing between a political newcomer and a familiar face to fill a vacancy on the town's Select Board.  Patrick Curran is a former Court Magistrate in New Mexico who's lived in Dartmouth for about eight months...