Freetown Board of Selectmen Approves Key Agreements and Infrastructure Projects

Overview: In a meeting on October 21, 2024, the Freetown Board of Selectmen approved several significant motions, including memorandums of agreement with the Public Employees Union Local 272, infrastructure changes at Freetown Elementary School, and the establishment of a town email address for the interim harbormaster. These approvals reflect ongoing efforts to streamline town operations and improve community services.

Freetown Prepares for High-Stakes Election Amid New Regulations and Security Measures

Overview: The Freetown Board of Selectmen meeting held on October 7, 2024, focused on the preparations for the upcoming state general and presidential election scheduled for November 5, 2024. Discussions included election logistics, security provisions, and the implications of new firearm regulations in town buildings.

Freetown Board of Selectmen Honors Long-Serving Public Servants and Discusses Key Town Issues

Overview: The Freetown Board of Selectmen meeting on September 23rd saw recognition of two long-serving public servants, discussions on surplus equipment disposal, revisions to snowplow rates, and establishing a speed limit in the Asona Bay Shores area. The meeting also focused on the role of human resources within town operations and the need for clear guidelines and standards.

Freetown Board of Selectmen Address Complaints Against Local Business at Meeting

Overview: The Freetown Board of Selectmen convened to deliberate on several issues, including complaints against Choppahead Industries Inc. , the approval of various community events, and the installation of new security measures in town facilities. The meeting, held on September 9, 2024, saw a range of motions passed unanimously, reflecting a focus on community engagement, safety, and local initiatives.

Freetown Board of Selectmen Approves $122,500 Contract for Town Hall Window Replacement

Overview: The Freetown Board of Selectmen held a virtual meeting to discuss several issues, most notably the replacement of all 93 windows in the town hall. After debate over materials, colors, and costs, the board unanimously approved the installation of vinyl windows, awarding the contract to Unicon for $122,500.