Halifax Board of Selectmen Seeks New Zoning Board Member Amid Resignations

Overview: The Halifax Board of Selectmen is seeking applicants for the Zoning Board of Appeals following the resignation of long-time member Peter Parcelin. The board emphasized the importance of filling the vacancy to ensure the board operates at full capacity and encouraged residents with zoning experience to submit talent bank forms. The position requires a commitment to monthly meetings, and the board expressed gratitude for Parcelin’s service.

Halifax Board of Selectmen Approves Zoning Variance Amid Community Concerns Over Garage Construction

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Halifax Board of Selectmen approved a zoning variance for a property on Caba Street, while ongoing discussions about another variance application highlighted community concerns. Local residents expressed worries about the potential impact of a proposed garage on their properties, emphasizing issues such as proximity, view obstruction, and water drainage.

Halifax Selectmen Form New Override Study Committee Amid Staffing and Policy Changes

Overview: The Halifax Board of Selectmen meeting on November 4, 2025, prominently featured the establishment of an override study committee, set to explore potential revenue avenues for the town. This new committee is expected to consist of five members, including representatives from various town committees and a member at large. Discussions were held about possibly expanding the committee size to seven to allow for more public participation, although this proposal was not formally on the agenda.

Halifax Board of Selectmen Approves Iceless Skating Rink Contract Amid Senior Center Project Updates

Overview: The Halifax Board of Selectmen convened to approve a contract for an iceless skating rink for the town’s annual Holidays in Halifax event and discussed progress on the senior center building project.

Halifax Faces Financial Hurdles Amid MBTA Compliance Issues and Community Engagement Challenges

Overview: In a recent Halifax Board of Selectmen meeting, discussions focused on the town’s financial challenges, exacerbated by non-compliance with the MBTA act, potential budget overrides, and ongoing community engagement difficulties. The town’s loss of approximately $340,000 in grants due to MBTA non-compliance was highlighted, alongside the potential financial repercussions if compliance issues remain unresolved.