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.
North Brookfield Sewer Department closes $208,000 nitrogen project funding with final $19,000 disbursement. Sewer Superintendent Eric Cardenas reported the plant is operating well with no permit exceedances in January, and the board approved purchase of a new Polymaster poly feed unit to replace
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
Downtown Development Committee chair announces plans to step down in May or June. Sheila Orsi's announcement prompted committee members to discuss succession and the organization's future direction. Sue Lewandowski reported on a January meeting with Vibram correspondent Jacob Kelly, which went well
The Finance Committee reviewed three departmental budgets, with Highway Department officials noting that road material costs may require supplemental funding. Presentations included Randy and Kim from Highway, Library Director Dawn Thistle, and Town Accountant Sheila LeBlanc. Highway discussed
North Brookfield's Capital Improvement and Finance Committees convened in a joint meeting but took no formal action. The January 29 session heard budget presentations from the Highway Department, Library, and Accountant's office. Highway staff Randy and Kim reported road material costs may require
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 chose a 20-year level-principal structure for the fire and highway projects' permanent borrowing.
Water Board approves shift to four-day office schedule. The Board of Water Commissioners unanimously approved changing office hours from Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., to Monday-Thursday, 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., aligning with Town Hall closures. Superintendent Jamie Flamand reported building heating
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