Town Administrator at Town of Chester
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RFP Activity
These public RFPs list Andrew Alward as a point of contact.
Posted
Jun 5, 2026
Jun 30, 2026
Provide real-estate brokerage services for the sale of town owned lands. This will require some background work to make certain the properties are available for sale and that all rules', regulations and laws are followed that may be applicable to the sale of real property.
Posted
Jun 5, 2026
Jun 30, 2026
Provide real-estate brokerage services for the sale of town owned lands. This will require some background work to make certain the properties are available for sale and that all rules', regulations and laws are followed that may be applicable to the sale of real property.
Organization Signals
Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Andrew Alward’s organization
The board discussed several items, including the appointment of members to the Open Space Committee and the Parks and Recreation Committee, and the discontinuation of the Parks and Trails Coordinator position. Reports were provided regarding a contract amendment for SBA Towers, town health insurance options, and the status of the Elementary School RFP. Additionally, there were discussions about the organization of the accounting and financial system, a building audit regarding potential MassSave grant opportunities, and the usage of Emery Field by a local athletic association.
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The Board of Assessors reviewed and approved motor vehicle abatements totaling $555.35, uncollectable real estate tax bills totaling $2,014.55, and one uncollectable personal property bill totaling $34.08. The board also approved the preliminary 2027 real estate tax commitment of $1,583,238.65, the preliminary 2027 personal property tax of $49,559.26, and the revised 2026 actual real estate tax totaling $3,165,907.99. Additionally, the board discussed the distribution of a $3,000.00 assessor stipend, to be divided equally among three assessors and paid in semi-annual installments of $500.00.
The Planning Board conducted their annual reorganization, selecting a new chair and clerk and confirming an alternate member. Key agenda items included status updates on bylaw amendments for trailers, glamping, and poultry, specifically regarding rabbit inclusion and chicken flock size limits. The board also discussed the status of potential Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) bylaws, ongoing development of fence and house numbering ordinances, and efforts to compile historical data for existing cell tower contracts.
The board discussed a request for vacation payout by a town department employee, which was approved. They tabled a discussion on the Senior Work-Off Program due to compliance concerns and a need to review how neighboring towns handle the issue. A date was set for a Special Town Election. Appointments were made for the Conservation Committee, Cultural Council, and the Council on Aging Director position. The board heard a public hearing regarding the Prospect Street project and received an update on a school property RFP. Additionally, the board reviewed and signed a contract for the Blandford Road project, discussed the need for negotiations on an SBA Towers contract amendment, and received an update on potential fiber internet alternatives.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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