Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Town of Berlin.
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Oct 22, 2026
Nov 30, 2026
The Town of Berlin Municipal Affordable Housing Trust ("the Trust") invites qualified developers to submit proposals for the acquisition and redevelopment of the Town-owned property at 15 Lincoln Road, commonly known as Legion Hall, into a permanently affordable single-family home.
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208275
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3,486
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76 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Berlin
The meeting covered a range of financial and administrative matters, including the transfer of funds for prior years' expenses, allocation to the Conservation Open Space Fund, and modifications to the Riverbridge Development Agreement. Discussions also involved funding for Other Post Employment Benefits, establishing a Stabilization Fund for the Assabet Valley Regional Vocational Technical School District, and approving the Fiscal Year 2025 Capital Improvement Plan. Additionally, the meeting addressed general government funding, public safety, public works, human services, culture and recreation, debt and interest, and intergovernmental expenditures such as school assessments. Several articles focused on municipal maintenance, master plan updates, property revaluation, and revolving fund bylaws. Amendments to zoning bylaws were also considered, along with various appropriations for affordable housing and community preservation.
The meeting addressed various financial and operational matters. Discussions included prior years' expenses, the transfer of funds to the Conservation Open Space Fund, and repurposing library capital funding. The FY 2026 operating budget and capital improvement plan were reviewed, along with transfers to the OPEB Stabilization Fund. Special articles covered updating the Classification & Compensation Plan and funding building, vehicle, and equipment maintenance. Amendments to the Revolving Fund Bylaw and the establishment of revolving fund spending limits were also on the agenda. The meeting further addressed cable access committee spending, the Community Preservation Act budget, and projects related to Mt. Pisgah access and historic collections. Lastly, the meeting included discussions on appointed town officials and potential bylaw changes.
Public-sector contacts connected to Town of Berlin.
The Berlin Select Board meeting included general department reports from the Town Administrator and the Highway/Facilities Superintendent. The Conservation Commission discussed the proposed lease of town-owned conservation lands on Rattlesnake Hill/Mt. Pisgah by Verizon for a cell phone tower. The board also discussed the Earth Importation Public Hearing for 231 Sawyer Hill Road, appointed an Administrative Assistant to the Town Administrator, approved annual package store Change of Alcohol License Category applications, and awarded a contract for a Facilities Study.
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