Resident’s Road Condition Concerns Dominate Shutesbury Select Board Meeting

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Shutesbury Select Board, topics included resident complaints about road conditions, appointments to various boards, and the acceptance of resignations from town officials. The meeting, held virtually, encountered technical difficulties, particularly with audio connections, but successfully addressed a packed agenda that included public concerns and procedural matters.

Shutesbury Select Board Considers Affordable Housing Trust Amid Rising Costs

Overview: The Shutesbury Select Board meeting on May 6, 2025, focused on numerous issues, including the potential establishment of an affordable housing trust to address escalating housing costs, discussions on the regional school district budget, and considerations for security camera policies at town facilities. The meeting also covered the appointment of an ADA coordinator, adjustments to veterans’ exemptions, and updates on Lake Wyola’s boating regulations.

Shutesbury Select Board Approves New Utility Pole Installation and Charter Update

Overview: The Shutesbury Select Board conducted a meeting where they approved the installation of a new utility pole on Lever Road, discussed updates to the Franklin Regional Council of Governments (FRCOG) charter, and addressed various administrative and community concerns. The board also focused on zoning bylaw amendments and resolved a longstanding educational incentive payment request.

Shutesbury Select Board Greenlights EV Charging Stations and Tackles Lake Wyola Safety

Overview: The Shutesbury Select Board meeting was marked by the approval of initiatives related to the installation of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations and ongoing discussions about safety regulations at Lake Wyola.

Shutesbury Select Board Approves Key Interconnection for Solar Projects and Discusses Town Meeting Date Changes

Overview: The Shutesbury Select Board convened to address significant initiatives, including the execution of agreements for solar panel interconnection with National Grid, the endorsement of legislative support for the Quin Watershed, and deliberations on rescheduling the annual town meeting. The meeting covered a broad array of topics, focusing on both immediate and long-term community concerns.