Longmeadow Select Board Approves Mobile Food Vendor Amidst Safety Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Longmeadow Select Board unanimously approved a request for a mobile food vendor, Fletcher’s Barbecue Trolley, to operate on town property, despite raised concerns about traffic safety and competition with existing vendors. The meeting also discussed the discontinuation of weekend lockup services by the sheriff’s office and celebrated notable community achievements.

Longmeadow Select Board Moves Forward with Energy Code and Ratifies Police Chief Contract

Overview: The Longmeadow Select Board meeting on June 15, 2026, was marked by discussions on the adoption of a new energy code designed to aid the town in applying for grants and the ratification of the police chief’s contract, alongside other local governance matters.

Longmeadow Select Board Tackles Grounds Maintenance Woes Amid Staffing Shortages

Overview: The Longmeadow Select Board meeting on June 1st, 2026, centered on issues within the Department of Public Works (DPW), the efforts of Town Manager Lynn Simmons, and community achievements. The board addressed challenges in grounds maintenance, praised the town manager’s leadership, congratulated local athletes and community members, and discussed improvements to town policies and staff development.

Longmeadow Select Board Considers Remote Options to Boost Civic Engagement

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Longmeadow Select Board discussed modernizing town meeting processes, exploring remote participation options to increase civic engagement, and addressing logistical challenges. The board also handled routine matters such as approving street closures, issuing licenses for local events, and considering updates on town projects and staffing.

Longmeadow Select Board Classifies Dog as Dangerous Amid Public Safety Concerns

Overview: In a decision, the Longmeadow Select Board classified a pit bull named Sassy as a dangerous dog during their recent meeting, citing multiple incidents of aggression towards residents and other animals. This decision followed extensive deliberations and testimonies from eyewitnesses who recounted various encounters with the dog.