The Town of Brookline seeks a vendor to deliver winter sand to its sand shed for public roads during the 2026–2027 winter season, within seven days of request, and to mix it with town road salt as directed. Bidders must provide an approximately one-quart sample, quote a delivered price per yard, and meet insurance and workers’ compensation requirements; the town may award a one- or two-year contract. Sealed bids and samples are due by 5 PM on October 7, 2026, and bids are to be opened at about 7 PM that evening.
Bids are solicited for winter plowing and sanding services for public roads, the recycling center, Town Hall parking lot, and Brookline Meeting House driveway access for the 2026-27 snow season. Services require fixed-price bids, two plow trucks with a spare, a sander with a spare, and a bucket loader.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Brookline
Town of Brookline Selectboard Selectboard Meeting Minutes
Date: Sep 16, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The meeting included discussions on economic development strategies provided by SeVEDS, including potential uses for the town's vacant schoolhouse such as housing. The board reviewed warrants for payroll and accounts payable, discussed building use updates, and reviewed strategies to enforce illegal dumping ordinances. Infrastructure updates were provided regarding the Hill Road historic stone arch bridge, the Ellen Ware Road culvert replacement, and paving progress. Additionally, the board addressed updates on lister pay rates, plowing and sanding RFP requirements, and tabled decisions regarding engineering design RFPs and policies for the use of town buildings.
Brookline Building Use Workgroup Meeting
Date: Sep 15, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The workgroup discussed public input regarding the potential winterization of historic buildings and the feasibility of obtaining appraisals for town-owned properties for rental purposes. Deliberations included the development of the final BBUW report, focusing on financial modeling, the necessity of accurate tax assessments for the school house, and comparative analysis with similar municipal projects. The group also evaluated the benefits of conducting a town-wide resident survey to guide future actions versus drafting the report with existing data and financial estimates.
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The meeting focused on discussing various options for town-owned buildings, specifically the Town Office and the School House. Key topics included the potential for relocating the town office, selling the town office, renting out the school building, and selling the school building. The committee examined challenges such as easements, septic systems, marketability of the properties based on informal realtor feedback, potential tax impacts, and the necessity for property management if the school house were rented. Additionally, a financial impact model was presented to compare the costs associated with the different proposed options.
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