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.
Webster's Board of Selectmen agreed on a new evaluation process for Town Administrator Richard LaFond. Rather than using numerical scores, board members will provide narrative comments on LaFond's performance under a revised evaluation form covering competencies and charter responsibilities,
Webster board backs herbicide treatment for invasive lake weeds, opens town meetings. The Board of Selectmen voted 3-2 to support whole lake herbicide treatment using fluoridone for invasive aquatic vegetation on Webster Lake, while unanimously backing a grant-application process to fund a
Webster Selectmen approve $3.1M bond with maintained AA rating. The Board approved closing documents for a $3.135 million general obligation bond after Fidelity won competitive bidding among nine proposals; Standard and Poor's maintained the town's AA rating, reflecting strong reserves and solid
Webster board approves restaurant wine license ahead of Super Bowl opening. The Board of Selectmen unanimously approved a Wine and Malt Beverages License for Sauced & Tossed Chicken Co LLC at 32 Main Street, allowing owner Grant Fabbri to convert his popular food truck operation into a
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