Select Board approves ten appointments to boards and positions
The Charlton Select Board voted unanimously on October 13 to approve ten appointments to town boards and municipal positions.
The Charlton Select Board voted unanimously on October 13 to approve ten appointments to town boards and municipal positions.
Charlton Select Board approved $500,000 for Senior Community Center design phase.
Charlton Select Board schedules Flock camera discussion after residents gather 160 plus petition signatures. Michelle Chalmers of Prindle Hill Road, representing residents concerned about privacy and contract compliance, asked the board to schedule a public meeting and review before any expansion
Committee seeks warrant article for senior center. The Community Center Feasibility Committee presented a proposal to acquire and renovate a senior center at $1.8 million, with 1,150 annual service users, pending since 1993. The board did not vote but asked Town Administrator Andrew Golas to
Charlton Select Board foregoes conservation rights on three parcels totaling 83.61 acres. The board voted unanimously to decline its Chapter 61 rights of first refusal across three properties, most significantly 77.8 acres on A Young Road where developer Pete Messier plans modest residential
Select Board approves pavement contract, water commission appointment. The board unanimously awarded a $609,100 one-year pavement surfacing contract to Massachusetts Broken Stone and appointed Paul Gagner to the Water/Sewer Commission until May 2027. Unanimously approving two utility pole
Charlton Select Board awards $509,100 road paving contract and hears candid Bay Path budget update. The board voted unanimously Monday to award the fiscal year 2027 pavement-surfacing contract to Massachusetts Broken Stone following a June 24 bid opening, covering work through June 30, 2027.
Select Board appoints six to Master Plan Steering Committee and establishes opioid settlement grant program. The committee will include Nancy Tully, Elizabeth LaFrance, Cara Holland, Sherri Westbury, Ryan Black, and Kelly Szela, working with consulting firm VHB to revise the town's comprehensive
Charlton Select Board creates opioid grant program, approves AI policy, and hears plowing dispute.
Charlton Select Board approves scholarships and insurance transition in May 26 meeting. The board unanimously awarded the Jessie Smith Scholarship to applicant 4 and the Nehemiah B. Stone Scholarship to applicant 3 for 500 dollars. Town Administrator Andrew Golas advanced motions to award the
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