Board accepts resignation of Town Administrator Aponte
Board of Selectmen accepts resignation of Town Administrator Ron Aponte effective February 1, 2026. The board unanimously approved warrants and spending totaling more than one million dollars, including Payroll warrant #16 for $357,991.76, School warrant #1066 for $139,053.19, CMRPC warrant #1067
Board of Selectmen · Meeting of February 10, 2026
NORTH BROOKFIELD — Board of Selectmen accepts resignation of Town Administrator Ron Aponte effective February 1, 2026. The board unanimously approved warrants and spending totaling more than one million dollars, including Payroll warrant #16 for $357,991.76, School warrant #1066 for $139,053.19, CMRPC warrant #1067 for $10,818.84, General Fund warrant #1068 for $445,920.82, and Construction Projects warrant #1069 for $81,870.85, along with an emergency spending request of $1,575.69 for highway heating oil necessitated by a January snowstorm. The board approved a $12,500 Firefighter Safety Equipment Grant Program application for a gear dryer to extend turnout gear life, accepted a $1,000 donation from North Brookfield Savings Bank to the Fire Department, and granted the Friends of the Town House permission to investigate feasibility of a basement renovation project contingent on consultation with town officials and state agencies.
The resignation of Town Administrator Aponte, effective February 1, 2026, leaves the town's top administrative position vacant.
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Source: the Board of Selectmen meeting of February 10, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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