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Water Management committee approves December minutes, schedules budget meeting.

Water Management Advisory Committee approves December minutes and schedules budget vote for January 29. Water Department Superintendent Eric Hooper proposed an $8.3 million FY 2027 budget with a 5 percent rate increase, requesting $700,000 from retained earnings; WMAC agreed to convene a special

Nominating Committee reorganizes; opens recruitment for four Finance Committee seats

Sharon's Nominating Committee of the Finance Committee reorganized, re-electing Anne Carney as Chair and Colleen Tuck as Secretary on unanimous 4-0 votes. The committee is recruiting four candidates to fill three-year vacancies on the Finance Committee beginning July 1, 2026. Applications close at

Sharon diversity panel skips minute approval, maps spring events.

Sharon diversity panel defers minutes, advances event planning. The Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee, with eight members present, postponed approval of prior meeting minutes to February and heard updates on International Night, Black History Month programming, and student concerns over

Conservation Commission reorganizes officers for 2026.

Conservation Commission unanimously re-elects officers for 2026. Chair Peg Arguimbau and Vice Chair Jon Wasserman were nominated and approved with all six voting members in favor. LMAC Chair Laura Russell presented a 25-year Watershed Based Plan addressing water quality, stormwater runoff, invasive

Sharon CPC charts spring projects and fund allocation.

Community Preservation Committee advances $139,000 in spring Town Meeting proposals. Chair Corey Snow convened the six-member panel to evaluate fiscal 2027 spending, with the Sharon Historical Society requesting $26,685 to $28,085 for digitization equipment and services to catalog 1,600 artifacts,