The meeting included announcements regarding town events, including flu clinics and upcoming community preservation deadlines. Residents offered comments on tree replacement agreements and Veterans' Emergency Fund donations. The Board interviewed candidates for various committees and received a presentation on a Liberty Tree planting event. Discussions took place regarding the reactivation of EV charging rates, the creation of a Municipal Light Plant Board, and the rescheduling of the Fall Special Town Meeting. Additionally, the Board reviewed draft bylaws for tree management and utility bill inserts for the Specialized Stretch Code and Veterans' Emergency Fund.
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The committee discussed planning for the Pride Festival and ongoing efforts to update the town's opt-in code, including promoting the initiative through town channels and organizing a presentation for the town meeting. The Associate Planner presented on the Long Range Plan, covering topics such as recycling, composting, land use goals, and transportation accessibility. Furthermore, the committee explored potential future workshops regarding the impacts of plastics and data center legislation, and discussed initiatives to purchase anti-idling stickers for school vehicle tags.
Jul 1, 2026·Proposed budget
Town of Longmeadow FY2027 Proposed Budget
The Town Manager's recommended (proposed) budget for the Town of Longmeadow for fiscal year 2027, a pre-adoption draft submitted to the Select Board for consideration.
May 18, 2026·Board meeting
Select Board Regular Meeting
The Select Board discussed several administrative and community items, including announcements regarding the Annual Town Election and committee vacancies. The Board received kudos for local police officers who achieved FBI-LEEDA Trilogy Awards and acknowledged volunteers who supported the recent Town Meeting. Multiple applications for block parties and street closures were processed. Additionally, the Board reviewed requests for one-day entertainment and liquor licenses for community festivals, received monthly reports from various departments including Finance, Health, and Public Works, and examined year-to-date budget reports.