Erving Board Continues Dangerous Dog Hearing to July 13
Erving's Select Board continued a dangerous-dog hearing to July 13 after the owner failed to appear for a second time.
Erving's Select Board continued a dangerous-dog hearing to July 13 after the owner failed to appear for a second time.
Erving's Select Board adopted the town's Hazard Mitigation Plan and renewed its curbside trash contract in what appeared to be Selectman James Loynd's last meeting after three years on the board.
The Erving Select Board paused a wheeled excavator lease after the numbers from the dealer didn't match what town meeting had approved.
Erving's Select Board raised the water rate and funded long-delayed ballfield accessibility work.
Erving's Select Board shifted $50,000 toward a Public Works vacancy and learned a collapsed culvert behind Fire Station 2 likely contains asbestos.
Erving Select Board rejected a $318,178 bid for modular Public Works offices, more than double the budgeted $154,955.
Erving's Select Board voted to shift $50,000 from public safety benefits into Highway Department salaries to help fill a vacant foreman post.
The Erving Select Board voted to appoint two new patrol officers and approved the town's Annual Town Meeting warrant for May 13.
Erving Select Board voted to send a 100 percent property tax exemption for veterans, the blind and seniors to Town Meeting.
Erving Select Board opens 2025 with infrastructure engineering contract, audit approval, and two Recreation Commission appointments.
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