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Board of Selectmen approves zoning bylaw changes on accessory dwelling units.

Board of Selectmen heard departmental budget reviews and zoning amendments on March 17. Treasurer/Collector Sharon Strzegowski reported strong tax collection and requested a three percent salary increase for the Treasurer's Assistant; the board will consolidate the Treasurer and Collector positions

Library trustees approve higher budget request and hire new Kmit librarian.

Williamsburg Library Trustees unanimously approve fiscal year 2027 budget request of $263,515. Director Beverly Bullock will present a Memorandum of Understanding to the Select Board on March 31 regarding her contract. The board has identified candidate Tom Bodo for the open trustee seat, requiring

Select Board approves tax relief program and Chapter 61 guidelines.

Williamsburg Select Board unanimously approved a Senior Volunteer Tax Relief Program application and revised Chapter 61 Right of First Refusal guidelines. Board members Chair Denise Banister, William Sayre, and Paul Wetzel also voted unanimously to remove a "No Parking" restriction at Bridge and

Planning Board refines Comprehensive Plan themes ahead of Select Board presentation.

Planning Board refines Comprehensive Plan strategies with June completion target. Chair Steve Smith presided over discussion of Theme 4 tactics led by Jenn Goldson of the Comprehensive Plan Advisory Committee, with board members categorizing strategies as "keep" or "remove." The board also flagged

Finance Committee reviews departmental budgets ahead of fiscal 2027.

The Williamsburg Finance Committee reviewed budget requests from Police, Fire, and Highway departments on March 5, with presentations from Chief Denise Wickland, Chief Jason Connell, and Superintendent Dan Banister respectively. Interim Town Administrator Elizabeth Van Iderstine led a line-by-line