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Lincoln Select Board adopts Social Media Policy, approves Green Energy fund

Lincoln Select Board approved new Social Media Policy and authorized green energy stabilization fund. The Board voted unanimously in its annual property tax classification hearing to retain the 1.5 residential factor and reject various exemptions, with Assessors Edward Morgan and Bruce Campbell

Select Board · Meeting of September 10, 2026

Lincoln Select Board approved new Social Media Policy and authorized green energy stabilization fund. The Board voted unanimously in its annual property tax classification hearing to retain the 1.5 residential factor and reject various exemptions, with Assessors Edward Morgan and Bruce Campbell reporting unchanged assessed values and tax rates. The Board voted unanimously to authorize a March 2027 warrant article creating a stabilization fund for the Lincoln Green Energy Choice Program, redirecting approximately $30,000 in annual landfill solar project revenue toward climate initiatives.

In other actions, the Board authorized Jennifer Glass to explore the Discover Lincoln tourism initiative and approved a historic preservation agreement for 32 Tower Road.

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Source: the Select Board meeting of September 10, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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