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Recreation Committee approves spending for three spring events.

Recreation Committee approves three spring programs. Chesterfield's Recreation Committee unanimously backed spending for a Pokémon card trading day, a matchbox rally on March 15, and an Easter egg hunt on March 29. Committee member Megan Willard motioned for each, with Don Willard seconding. The

MVP Committee advances water infrastructure and structural analysis work

Chesterfield MVP Committee unanimously backs water testing and building analysis RFPs. The panel approved a draft Request for Proposals for water testing and authorized structural analysis on two municipal buildings, with the Task Force empowered to finalize and distribute both documents. An

Cemetery Commission approves 2026 operating budget and cemetery-lot pricing increases.

The Chesterfield Cemetery Commission unanimously approved its fiscal year 2026 operating budget and adopted new pricing for cemetery lots, grave openings, and perpetual-care services, effective immediately. The commission also ratified prior meeting minutes. All three matters passed without

Chesterfield Capital Planning Committee updates 18-year capital plan

Chesterfield Capital Planning Committee approves updates to the town capital plan through 2044. Chair Roger Fuller presented revisions that increase backhoe pricing from $125,000 to $150,000 and extend the broadband debt schedule two additional years at direction of the Municipal Light Plant Board.

Historical Commission approves preservation work and planning for Sam Eddy monument.

Historical Commission approves Wyman Tavern preservation and compliance spending. Chair Sarah See led the vote to unanimously authorize preservation work on the Tavern's roof, structural beams, and masonry, along with a $5,000 expenditure for State Insurance Commission compliance documentation of