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250th Anniversary Committee approves launch press release and content calendar.

The 250th Anniversary Committee unanimously approved a kickoff press release and marketing content calendar to launch Andover's bicentennial celebrations. Chair Susan McCready reported progress on four major events: an American Revolution Park rededication May 25, a National Reading of the

Commission on Disability approves prior minutes, hosts MOD accessibility officials.

Andover's Commission on Disability approved prior minutes and hosted Jeffrey Dougan, Assistant Director of the Massachusetts Office on Disability, who offered 25 years of collaborative support on ADA compliance and building codes. A statewide commission meeting is set for April 15; grant funding of

Commission approves six projects; denies minor modification request.

Andover Conservation Commission approves determinations for three town infrastructure projects. The commission unanimously or near-unanimously approved Determinations of Applicability for paving and sidewalk work across 16 town streets and three specific projects, including a Complete Streets

Select Board advances $252.6M budget and seven warrant articles for Town Meeting

Select Board advances entire FY27 fiscal package and seven warrant articles unanimously. The $252,629,652 main budget (Article P4) and eight related capital and bylaw articles passed without opposition, including $9.2 million in general fund borrowing, $4.8 million from free cash, and $26.3 million

Green Advisory Board endorses solar and rodenticide warrant articles.

The Andover Green Advisory Board voted unanimously to endorse two warrant articles for Town Meeting: one authorizing a solar photovoltaic lease at the Public Safety Center and another banning anticoagulant rodenticides by commercial pesticide applicators. Chair Bryan Bannon's board also deferred