North Brookfield Selectmen approve nearly $894,000 in warrants, appoint water operator. The board unanimously approved five warrants totaling $894,396.18, including $183,117.67 for school operations. Zachary Ramaska, a former Water Department employee, was unanimously appointed as Lead Operator and
North Brookfield Board of Selectmen advance April 17 Special Town Meeting warrant. The board approved articles advancing multiple department transfers, including $12,500 for Sewer Department operator licensing and rates, $27,600 for wastewater treatment plant expenses, and $23,536 for water utility
North Brookfield pursues $950,000 federal infrastructure grant. The Board of Selectmen unanimously approved submission of a Community Development Block Grant application for drainage and sewer improvements on South Common Street and St. Clair Avenue, identified in a 2014 East Side neighborhood
Board of Selectmen authorizes $5.7 million in capital borrowing and commits to town common revitalization project. Chair Jason Petraitis and selectmen Jamie Gilman and Ralph Kay voted unanimously to adopt Bond Counsel's motion for the sale of bond anticipation notes, with associated costs for
North Brookfield's Board of Selectmen approved a plan to secure right-of-way permissions for the Madbrook Bridge project after MassDOT approved $1,875,000 in construction funding.
North Brookfield Selectmen advance bridge project with state backing. The Board of Selectmen authorized town officials to pursue right-of-way agreements for the Mad Brook Bridge project after Massachusetts approved $1.875 million in construction funding under the Small Bridge Program. Chair Jamie
North Brookfield selectmen backed a grant bid to replant trees and rebuild part of the Town Common.
Selectmen appoint themselves to Sewer Commission following mass resignation. The North Brookfield Board of Selectmen unanimously appointed three of its members — Chair Jamie Gilman, Vice Chair Ralph Kay, and member Jason Petraitis — to the Sewer Commission to fill the vacancy left by the entire
North Brookfield Board of Selectmen appoints Head Mechanic for Highway Department fleet. The board unanimously appointed Gerald Brinkley, a 48-year veteran mechanic with 32 years of lead mechanic experience, as Head Mechanic, addressing a year-long vacancy. Brinkley brings expertise in foreman
North Brookfield's Board of Selectmen accepted Town Administrator Ron Applante's resignation and cleared the Friends of the Townhouse to pursue a feasibility study for a partial reopening.
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