2010 e-Government Award with Distinction

For a third year in-a-row, the Town of Littleton's web-site has won an e-Government Award from Massachusetts Common Cause's Campaign for Open Government. For a second year in-a-row, that award has been "with distinction." Read more. In order to qualify for an e-Government Award, the town or city must post their governing body's agenda and minutes, budget information, general by-laws, and--if applicable--their town meeting warrant and results. In order to qualify for an e-Government Award with Distinction, the town or city must fulfill requirements above, as well as provide archived governing board agenda and minutes, zoning by-laws, school committee agendas and minutes, agendas and minutes for an additional board or committee, and a calendar with all public meetings.  

2008 e-Government Award accepted by Information System Manager Nancy Glencross	2010 e-Government Award accepted by Town Administrator Keith Bergman