CHARLTON -- March 10, 2026, Charlton Select Board unanimously closed its Annual Town Meeting warrant and awarded a $266,850 grounds maintenance contract at its March 10 meeting. The three-member quorum, Chairman Karen Spiewak,
Select Board unanimously authorizes health insurance carrier change process. Town Administrator Andrew M. Golas reported that employees absorbed a combined 38 to 40 percent increase in fiscal 2026 after Hampshire County Group Insurance Trust imposed an 18 percent rate increase followed by a 20
CHARLTON -- February 24, 2026, Charlton Select Board unanimously votes to begin switching employee health insurance away from Hampshire County Group Insurance Trust. The board voted 5-0 on February 24 to authorize the formal
Charlton Select Board rejects reorganization motion after clash over board conduct. Vice-Chairman David Singer moved to remove Chairman Karen Spiewak, alleging repeated attempts to silence him through shouting, gaveling, and threats of removal; Spiewak defended her 30-year record and cited
Charlton Select Board voted 3-2 to keep Chair Karen Spiewak in place, rejecting a reorganization motion that exposed sharp internal conflict at the February 10 meeting.
Charlton Select Board approves four financial policies and fills two committee vacancies. The board unanimously adopted procurement, real estate disposition, real estate acquisition, and surplus item disposition policies presented by Town Administrator Andrew M. Golas. Earlyne Murray was
Charlton Select Board appoints seven to new Bylaw Review Committee and clears Scout toll road fundraiser. The board unanimously seated five full members — Bradford C.
Select Board opens May town meeting warrant with schools and public safety as priorities. Chairman Karen Spiewak and a four-member board (Member David Singer absent) voted unanimously to open the warrant for May 18, 2026, setting March 4 as the department article submission deadline and March 10
CHARLTON -- January 13, 2026, Charlton Select Board opens its May 18 town meeting warrant and rewrites its own policy-adoption rules. The four-member board, meeting January 13 without Member David Singer, voted unanimously