Board of Selectmen

Webster board addresses May Street Park overrun and approves budgets. The Board of Selectmen unanimously increased the Recreation Revolving Fund by $66,000 to cover a $91,000 cost overrun at May Street Park caused by unexpected foundation removal and ledge work. Finance Director Timothy Bell

Board of Selectmen unanimously approves Tropicana Café ownership transfer in 5-0 vote. The board granted a Common Victualler license to SBS Holdings for the restaurant at 8 Davis Street, with the ownership transition scheduled for April 30. Andrew Sheppard, representing the new owner, assured the

Webster Board of Selectmen suspends Athletic Boosters Club license for 21 days. Following a March 8 incident in which two women overdosed and narcotics were distributed at the facility, the Board voted unanimously on April 13 to suspend the club's alcohol and common victualler licenses for 21

Board of Selectmen unanimously appoints Evan Wilson to Planning Board. The Board of Selectmen approved Wilson's three-year appointment in a 4-0 roll call vote during a brief March 30 session. Selectman Earl Gabor moved the motion, seconded by Selectman Scott Dziedzic. Wilson, a Webster resident for

Webster Board of Selectmen discussed the fiscal 2027 general fund budget proposal with school and finance committees, totaling $71.6 million, a 6.79 percent increase over FY26. The proposed property tax levy of $35,502,184 includes a 2.5 percent levy increase and $300,000 in new growth revenue.