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.
North Brookfield's town clerk announced Oct. 19 that Shawn Oliver's name will remain on the ballot for lieutenant governor despite suspending his campaign, and explained how various write-in and ballot-marking scenarios will be counted.
North Brookfield's Board of Selectmen voted to dissolve all member liaison roles to town boards and committees, shifting communication to board staff.
North Brookfield Board of Selectmen holds the line on fire chief hiring standards despite a thin finalist pool.
Water board agreed to spend $375 on a locksmith for emergency access. The locksmith was hired to repair the treatment facility's Knox box after Fire and Police discovered they lacked emergency keys.
Sewer Commission reviewed August operational challenges, equipment delays, and water-quality issues. The department reported treatment violations in biochemical oxygen demand, total suspended solids, and phosphate levels following 3.5 inches of rain that overloaded clarifiers.
North Brookfield Board of Selectmen approves National Grid land deal, then closes doors on a personnel matter.
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
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