Body Overview
- Government Level: Municipal
- Jurisdiction: Town of Walpole
- Status: Current
- Authorized Seats: 3
- Current Vacancies: 0
Current Members
| Seat | Member | Selection | Service | Party | Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Townwide | John R. Fisher | Elected | May 19th, 2026 — Present | Not Verified | Chair |
| Townwide | Andrew R. Delaney | Elected | May 20th, 2025 — Present | Not Verified | Clerk |
| Townwide | Richard J. Zaccaro | Elected | June 1st, 2024 — Present | Not Verified | — |
Official Resources
- Town of Walpole Charter, Article III, elected officers
- Town of Walpole Running for Office in Walpole
- Town of Walpole current Board of Assessors page
- Town of Walpole Annual Town Election results, June 1, 2024
- Town of Walpole Annual Town Election results, May 20, 2025
- Town of Walpole Annual Town Election results, May 19, 2026
Sources and Verification
Last Verified: August 29, 2026
- Town of Walpole Charter, Article III, elected officers — Current Official Municipal Charter (Checked August 29, 2026)
- Town of Walpole Running for Office in Walpole — Current Official Municipal Election Guidance (Checked August 29, 2026)
- Town of Walpole current Board of Assessors page — Current Official Body Roster (Checked August 29, 2026)
- Town of Walpole Annual Town Election results, June 1, 2024 — Official Municipal Election Result (Checked August 29, 2026)
- Town of Walpole Annual Town Election results, May 20, 2025 — Official Municipal Election Result (Checked August 29, 2026)
- Town of Walpole Annual Town Election results, May 19, 2026 — Official Municipal Election Result (Checked August 29, 2026)
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