Concerns are mounting over the suitability of a Main Street parcel for a new public safety facility, with committee members questioning its steep terrain and access for emergency vehicles.

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The Dalton Select Board just approved a crucial agreement with Pittsfield for wastewater treatment, but potential liabilities with neighboring towns could reshape the future of local sewage management.

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Dalton is set to tackle a serious safety hazard with a $1 million culvert replacement on Grange Hall Road, backed by state grants that could reshape the community's infrastructure.

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Dalton is set to spend $200,000 to uncover the mystery behind its staggering wastewater flow, which is double that of neighboring towns—could this be the key to slashing your sewer bills?

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The Dalton Public Safety Land Acquisition Committee is tackling the challenge of designing a combined police and fire facility that meets growing operational needs and safety standards—could this reshape emergency response in the community?

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A $1 million transfer to replace the failing bridge on Grange Hall Road is set to transform local infrastructure—could federal funding help make it happen?

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Dalton just secured a whopping $1.5 million in grants, including $1 million for the major overhaul of Grange Hall Road—exciting changes are on the way!

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Amid rising costs and complex operations, a new proposal aims to create an enterprise fund for ambulance services, promising clearer financial tracking and potential inter-municipal compensation.

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The Select Board is gearing up for a pivotal special town meeting on Oct. 19, with plans to authorize land purchases and modernize voting methods—are you ready to make your voice heard?

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Dalton's wastewater woes are raising eyebrows as their per-capita volume is nearly 2.5 times that of neighboring Pittsfield, prompting urgent discussions on a $200,000 plan to tackle infiltration issues.

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Dalton's air quality crisis deepens as planning board members demand expert intervention to tackle alarming dust spikes from the Bircher gravel site.

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Local air quality monitors are reporting alarming PM10 spikes, with one reaching a staggering 4,000—what's behind these mysterious readings?

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The town is set to discuss a $1 million grant for the Grange Hall Road bridge project, but could face a local cost of up to $1.2 million—what will the Select Board decide?

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Dalton's sewer bills are about to skyrocket, but town officials are taking action with a bold $200,000 study to tackle costly water leaks!

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