Selectmen Reject Low Bidder For Mount Pleasant Job
North Brookfield Selectmen rejected a low bid and advanced a townwide pavement study. The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to reject M.L.
North Brookfield Selectmen rejected a low bid and advanced a townwide pavement study. The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to reject M.L.
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
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
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.
North Brookfield Board of Selectmen approves $347K road project. The board unanimously backed a $347,490 paving project on Gilbert Street, leaving $107,719 in available Chapter 90 funds, and authorized roughly $1.24 million in warrant approvals. Chair Jamie Gilman and colleagues directed Executive
North Brookfield selectmen approve warrant for August special meeting with fire restructuring. Chairman Jamie Gilman and Vice Chair Ralph Kay unanimously approved articles for the August 11 Special Town Meeting, including transfers from the Capital Stabilization Fund for lighting improvements at
North Brookfield Selectmen unanimously restructure Fire Department salary structure ahead of August vote. The board voted to consolidate three chief positions into one at $24,000 annually, reallocating the same $29,224 budget total but eliminating the Assistant Chief and Safety Inspector roles and
North Brookfield Board of Selectmen approves $8,200 police academy sponsorship. Citing persistent recruitment struggles, the Board unanimously approved an $8,200 Reserve Fund allocation for new police officer training; Police Chief Daley reported the department cannot fill vacancies despite
Board of Selectmen forms Fire Chief Search Committee with structured recruitment process. The board established a three-member committee including North Brookfield Police Chief Ryan Daley, Brookfield Fire Chief Pete Martell, and North Brookfield Firefighter Mario Polanco to review applications,
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