The board discussed and approved various financial warrants and a construction access agreement for National Grid at 59 East Brookfield Road. Additional business included a review of the general fund budget, approval of plumbing repairs for the highway department, and a discussion regarding upcoming reports from the police department and council on aging. The board also addressed potential changes to the Gilbert Street project and received a resource request for upcoming Halloween events.
Jun 30, 2026·Board meeting
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The Board of Selectmen meeting addressed various financial transfers for the end of the fiscal year, including specific adjustments for the Police Department, Board of Health, and the Accountant's office. Reserve fund requests were approved for Board of Selectmen salary adjustments and Library HVAC repairs. The Board discussed and acted on procurement requests, including a bench vise and tires for the Highway Department. National Grid's petitions for utility pole installations and underground infrastructure on North Main Street and Donovan Road were approved. Old business covered parking striping on North Main Street and the status of fuel procurement. Appointments were made for the Library Board of Trustees and the Highway Department. The Board established a Search Committee for the Fire Chief position and approved the related job description. Additionally, a formal traffic study for East Brookfield Road was requested, and various operational updates were provided regarding the Planning Board administrative clerk vacancy, crosswalk markings, and cooling center locations.
Jun 16, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Selectmen Meeting
The Board discussed and approved various payroll and general fund warrants. Financial approvals included several Reserve Fund transfers for library heating, fire complex pest control, and fire equipment repairs, along with multiple spending requests for highway department supplies and vehicle repairs. The Board established and approved a new licensing system for gravel pit operations to ensure regulatory compliance. Other actions included accepting donations for the Parks and Recreation department, accepting a resignation from the Cultural Council, approving expenses for fire headquarters site improvements, and executing a three-year lease for town offices. Public comments addressed concerns regarding gravel pit operations and road repair scheduling.
