Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Carol Woodcock’s organization
Oct 5, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town Council Budget Meeting
The council held a budget meeting to discuss adjustments to water and sewer rates across three districts. Key topics included maintaining adequate fund balances, managing debt service, and planning for equipment repairs such as pump replacements. The participants reviewed bank balances for each district and deliberated on potential rate adjustments, ultimately agreeing on specific rate changes to ensure the systems remain self-sustaining while preparing materials to clearly explain these costs to the public.
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The board discussed several administrative and operational matters. Key topics included revising the court clerk's job description salary range, reviewing employee handbook policies regarding timekeeping, performance evaluations, and direct deposit, and providing updates on the water improvement project. The board also reviewed correspondence regarding a property sale, accepted a bid for the sale of surplus town materials, and discussed a question concerning water and sewer billing.
Aug 11, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town of Morristown Town Board Town Board Meeting
The board conducted a public hearing followed by the formal adoption of the town's updated water service and use law, incorporating new connection and exemption protocols. Key discussion topics included a positive 2025 external financial audit report, a resolution formally opposing planned hospital service closures, and updates regarding ongoing renovations for the county courthouse and construction of the highway headquarters. The board also reviewed a decrease in sales tax receipts and addressed staffing transitions and operational requirements for the town court.
Jul 28, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town of Morristown Special Town Meeting
The meeting was held to discuss a potential referendum for the November ballot concerning the town's investigation into purchasing private property on the waterfront for public purposes. Discussions covered the legal procedures for municipal property acquisition, including the role of permissive referendums, the necessity of appraisals, environmental investigations, and potential financing methods. Residents voiced concerns regarding due diligence, potential impacts on property taxes, and the necessity of such a purchase, while the board emphasized that the current proposition is solely to authorize an investigation rather than an immediate purchase, with further public hearings and voter approval required for any future transaction.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
