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
North Brookfield selectmen voted to cut Senior Center outreach visits over liability concerns.
Selectmen approve $1.1M in warrants, authorize emergency transfers for police, fire. The Board approved warrant packets totaling $1,058,944.04 and authorized reserve fund transfers of $6,735 to Police for an air handler unit, $4,594.10 to Fire for rescue vehicle repairs, and $3,500 to Police for
North Brookfield selectmen finalize Fire/Highway loan refinancing. The board voted unanimously to move a Fire and Highway project BAN anticipation note to permanent 20-year level principal borrowing, saving the town $415,000 in interest compared to a 27-year term, according to Town Accountant
North Brookfield selectmen promote officer, appoint new hire; reshape water billing. Chair Jamie Gilman and Vice Chair Ralph Kay unanimously approved the promotion of Officer Jeffrey Martin to Sergeant and the appointment of Robert Nelson as a full-time police officer, actions presented by Police
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