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Town of Rutland
Provide professional real estate brokerage services for the marketing and sale of town-owned real property.
Posted Date
Mar 23, 2026
Due Date
Apr 17, 2026
Release: Mar 23, 2026
Town of Rutland
Close: Apr 17, 2026
Provide professional real estate brokerage services for the marketing and sale of town-owned real property.
AvailableTown of Rutland
Contract consists of the construction of approx 27,238' of pavement full depth reclamation and asphalt paving of various road. The work to be performed will include berm replacement, drainage structure adjustment and other incidental work as required.
Posted Date
Feb 4, 2026
Due Date
Feb 18, 2026
Release: Feb 4, 2026
Town of Rutland
Close: Feb 18, 2026
Contract consists of the construction of approx 27,238' of pavement full depth reclamation and asphalt paving of various road. The work to be performed will include berm replacement, drainage structure adjustment and other incidental work as required.
Town of Rutland
Work consist of cleaning & repair of catch basins & drop inlets.
Posted Date
Jul 28, 2025
Due Date
Aug 13, 2025
Release: Jul 28, 2025
Town of Rutland
Close: Aug 13, 2025
Work consist of cleaning & repair of catch basins & drop inlets.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Rutland, Town of
The commission discussed security measures for the Rutland Prison Camp with the Police Chief, focusing on safety, signage, and surveillance. They authorized the submission of the MACRIS inventory application to the state and reviewed strategies to preserve the prison camp, including developing a counter-proposal for the DCR. Additionally, the commission coordinated plans for participation in the Community Expo, discussed organizational preparations for the upcoming 250th celebration, and addressed correspondence regarding the prosecution of vandals and various community event notifications.
The Board discussed the potential increase of the fee schedule and reviewed job descriptions for the Health Agent and Administrative Assistant positions. A revised smoking policy was approved. The Board addressed member representation on the Earthworks Board, the FY2027 budget and the potential impact of an override failure, and future monitoring responsibilities for the Charnock Hill Landfill. Additionally, the Board reviewed notification regarding proposed composting operations at 96 Intervale Rd and approved 2026 Refuse Hauler licenses.
The committee met with the Charter Committee to discuss the Finance Committee section of the proposed town charter. Key discussion points included the distinction between a charter and by-laws, and feedback on Section 7-2 concerning the budget process. Specifically, the committee expressed concerns regarding proposed budget timelines, noting that the draft requirements for submitting recommendations might conflict with the availability of necessary information, such as school district budget data.
The board discussed the status of the Harmony Place 55+ community project, including significant delays caused by utility approval processes and the developer's request to amend agreement terms regarding construction deadlines for Phase 2. Additional topics included the Town's restrictions on underground irrigation, the identification of parcel boundaries, and potential street lighting needs. The commission also deliberated on revisions to the RDIC charge following a joint meeting with the Select Board and discussed strategies for managing Town-owned property and future forest management oversight.
The committee discussed the FY27 Wachusett Regional School District budget, noting projections and potential overrides. Deliberations included the viability of establishing revolving funds for the Building Department and addressing concerns regarding potential staffing losses. The committee reviewed documentation regarding the Reserve Fund, clarifying previous allocations, and examined potential budget cuts and staffing impacts within public safety. Additionally, they requested further information on operational plans for Town Hall and Cable operations, scheduling a follow-up meeting to continue budget discussions.
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