Worcester County Registry of Deeds recorded 17 North Brookfield property transfers between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, but only six listed a sale price. Recorded prices ranged from $14,032 to $554,639, with a median of $41,017. The period's largest recorded transaction, $554,639, involved a property whose
Board of Selectmen approves fire grant corrective measures and holds Mt. Pleasant paving bid decision. The three-member board unanimously authorized $5,108.99 in budget transfers to cover Fire Department equipment purchased before a reimbursement grant was finalized, citing process lapses in how
Eleven property transfers were recorded in North Brookfield between July 31 and Aug. 29, 2026, but only two of the 11 included recorded sale prices, limiting analysis of local market conditions. Among recorded transactions, prices ranged from $328,000 to $400,000, with a median of $364,000. The
North Brookfield Select Board advances landfill solar RFP and $78,025.66 paving deal.
North Brookfield Board of Selectmen approves landfill solar project and names new COA chair. The Board unanimously approved a request for proposals for solar installation at the town landfill, with Chair Jamie Gilman expressing interest in seeing what bids might emerge. Vice Chair Ralph Kay sought
The North Brookfield School Committee heard a five-year financial forecast projecting roughly a 2 percent annual town funding increase and revisited possible cooperation with Quaboag Regional School District.
North Brookfield recorded 10 property deeds between July 24 and Aug. 22, but only two had a sale price recorded: $20,373 and $328,000, yielding a median of $174,186 from that limited sample. The month's top recorded sale, at $328,000, closed Aug. 3 with New American Funding LLC and Mortgage…
Parks committee approves MVP grant for pergola improvements. The Parks and Recreation Committee approved a grant designated for pergola-area work including asphalt removal, new benches, pollinator gardens, grass, and trees. The committee reviewed upcoming events: NB Soccer's season through
North Brookfield School Committee approves handbook overhaul and two new high school courses ahead of fall opening.
North Brookfield's Board of Selectmen approved a $347,490.30 Chapter 90 paving project and a $58,448 library and police station lighting upgrade financed through a National Grid 0 percent loan.