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Government · Board of Selectmen

Board approves $347K road project and backs warrant approvals

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

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Government · Sewer Department

Sewer board raises septage disposal rate to $0.12 per gallon

Sewer board approves septage disposal rate increase to $0.12 per gallon. The North Brookfield Sewer Commission raised the septage disposal fee by $0.01 per gallon effective September 1, 2026, based on analysis showing treatment and disposal costs exceed revenues. Chair Jason Petraitis, Vice Chair

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Government · Board of Selectmen

Board approves warrant for August special meeting vote

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

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Government · Board of Selectmen

Board restructures Fire Department pay, approves capital projects

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

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