Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Jordan St. Onge’s organization
Oct 5, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Morristown Selectboard Public Hearing
The Selectboard held a public hearing to discuss the potential discontinuance of Cloverdale Road (Town Highway 73) and Lepper Road (Town Highway 17). The town attorney provided evidence of notice and statutory compliance for the proceedings. The town road foreman reviewed existing town road policies regarding dead-end roads that do not serve a significant public purpose, detailing maintenance costs and current road conditions for both locations. Following the presentation of evidence and testimony regarding the history and usage of the roads, motions were passed to close both hearings, and the Board moved into a deliberative session.
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The board convened for an executive session regarding pending litigation. Following the session, the agenda included recognition awards for staff, including an on-the-spot award for exceptional teamwork and the Assistant Treasurer of the Year award. The meeting also addressed the town's achievement of national election excellence certification and received a presentation on a comprehensive recreation and leisure study, which identified existing assets and provided future planning recommendations.
Sep 21, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Morristown Selectboard Public Hearing
The board held a public hearing regarding the potential discontinuance of Ledge Road, also known as Town Highway Number 26. Discussions focused on the legal criteria for discontinuing a town highway, current road conditions, maintenance cost estimates, and the potential impact on property owners. Residents provided testimony regarding road maintenance obligations, and the legal framework for post-discontinuance ownership and expense allocation was reviewed.
The board discussed town services for the upcoming fiscal year and disaster recovery funding, with representatives from the Local Planning Commission highlighting their support for planning initiatives and grant management. Key topics included the protection of water sources for public infrastructure and the status of the Capital Improvement Plan and asset inventory project. The session also covered the establishment of project thresholds and the implementation of equipment replacement schedules within the municipal budget.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
