Halifax Board of Selectmen Deliberates on Zoning Challenges, Infrastructure Strains, and Community Engagement

Overview: The Halifax Board of Selectmen meeting centered on zoning challenges, infrastructure concerns, and community engagement. The agenda featured discussions on applications for variances, the construction of new residences, and the evolving needs of the community, as well as the strain on local infrastructure.

Halifax Selectmen Tackle Costly Landfill Repairs Amidst Erosion and Solar Prospects

Overview: The Halifax Board of Selectmen meeting focused on the issues surrounding the Hemlock landfill, including urgent erosion repairs and potential solar energy opportunities. The board considered two main repair options, each with financial and environmental implications. As discussions unfolded, the urgency of addressing these issues was underscored, particularly due to climate change and its impact on weather patterns, which could exacerbate the situation at the landfill.

Halifax Board Approves Sale of Foreclosed Property Amid New Legal Pressures

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Halifax Board of Selectmen, the board tackled a range of topics, including a pressing decision to sell a tax-foreclosed property under new legislative constraints, deliberations on enhancing veteran services, and addressing safety concerns at a dangerous intersection. The meeting, which marked record attendance, also touched on community engagement in local recreation and recognized the success of the recent “Holidays in Halifax” event.

Halifax Faces Potential Venue Challenges for Upcoming Town Meeting

Overview: The Halifax Board of Selectmen discussed logistical challenges for the upcoming town meeting, focusing on venue capacity issues and alternative arrangements should attendance exceed current facilities. They also touched on potential voting procedures and the introduction of two articles, one concerning MBTA community requirements and another on a late petition regarding environmental regulations.

Halifax Fire Department to Host Community Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser

Overview: During the recent Halifax Board of Selectmen meeting, plans were approved for a pancake breakfast fundraiser at the Halifax Fire Department. The event, slated for December 8, aims to raise funds for the firefighters’ union, with a nominal fee of $10 per person or a maximum of $40 per family. The breakfast will be held inside the firehouse, and participants can expect a festive atmosphere, including a visit from Santa. Coordination with the call department association is ongoing, but the union is prepared to proceed independently if necessary. The board expressed support for the event, emphasizing its potential to foster community solidarity.