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Saturday, October 31, 2026 Leominster, Massachusetts · Change town
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Council approves $1.5M for Fallbrook School construction

Leominster City Council approves $1.5M for Fallbrook School construction. The June 8 meeting saw the city council unanimously approve nearly $5.2 million in financial appropriations from excess and deficiency funds, with the largest portion going to Fallbrook School construction. The council also

City Council · Meeting of June 8, 2026

Leominster City Council approves $1.5M for Fallbrook School construction. The June 8 meeting saw the city council unanimously approve nearly $5.2 million in financial appropriations from excess and deficiency funds, with the largest portion going to Fallbrook School construction. The council also approved appropriations for snow and ice ($1.226 million), school transportation ($1.14 million), and emergency services.

In a notable 6-3 split vote, the council approved a zoning reclassification for Brooks Pond Realty Trust covering multiple Central Street and Brooks Pond Road parcels into a Residence C district, with Councilors Chalifoux-Zephir, Robbins, and Noseworthy dissenting. The council also approved zoning changes for the Spanish American Center and referred eight additional zoning and traffic petitions to committee for future public hearings.

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Source: the City Council meeting of June 8, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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