Norton Select Board Weighs Tax Exemptions and Facility Use Policies Amid Financial Considerations

Overview: The Norton Select Board meeting focused on several issues, including proposed tax exemption changes, use policies for town facilities, and the allocation of settlement funds. Detailed discussions centered on the financial implications of these proposals and the board’s efforts to balance community needs with fiscal responsibility.

Norton Select Board Approves Contract for New Town Manager Amidst Busy Agenda

Overview: The Norton Select Board convened to address multiple matters, notably the appointment of a new town manager, approval of alcohol licenses for a new business venture, and considerations regarding local infrastructure and community projects. The meeting saw unanimous support for the new town manager’s contract, alongside discussions on community-oriented business developments and the management of public resources.

Norton Select Board Advances Town Manager Search Amid Community Discussions

Overview: The Norton Select Board convened to address several matters, with the primary focus on the ongoing search for a new town manager. The meeting was marked by interviews with candidates Mark Gould, Michael Moresco, and David Kerzy, following the withdrawal of finalist Lisa Green. The board engaged in thorough deliberations to assess the candidates’ qualifications and experiences, ultimately selecting Mark Gould as the new town manager, contingent upon successful contract negotiations.

Norton Select Board Approves Brian Clark as Interim Town Manager Amid Rigorous Candidate Selection Process

Overview: In a detailed and multifaceted meeting, the Norton Select Board approved Brian Clark as the interim town manager, following a comprehensive evaluation process by the Town Manager Search Committee. The board also considered several community initiatives, including sponsorship opportunities for dog stations along the rail trail and various committee appointments.

Norton Select Board Faces Scrutiny Over $1,500 Property Sale After $500,000 Cleanup

Overview: In a recent Norton Select Board meeting, attention was directed towards a controversial property transaction that left many questioning the town’s financial oversight. After investing $500,000 in cleanup efforts, the town sold the property for a mere $1,500. The sale sparked concerns about outstanding back taxes and potential legal implications, with suggestions to escalate the issue to the attorney general’s office for further investigation.