Chelmsford Planning Board Approves Nexus Recovery Center Amid Stormwater and Zoning Discussions

Overview: The Chelmsford Planning Board meeting on June 11th was marked by the approval of a new Nexus Recovery Center, alongside deliberations on stormwater management, zoning adjustments in various parts of town, and the fate of the Cushing Place Bridge project.

Dighton Board of Assessors Faces Calls for Office Audit Amid Tax Handling Errors

Overview: The recent Dighton Board of Assessors meeting highlighted concerns about the handling of excise tax accounts, leading to calls for an audit of the assessor’s office. A resident presented issues with their excise tax account, which was complicated by mishandling and misfiled paperwork, despite assurances of resolution. The board acknowledged the problem and expressed a commitment to procedural improvement, while the town administrator promised a review of office procedures.

Roaring Fork School Board Transfers Wireless Network to City, Addresses Achievement Gaps

Overview: The Roaring Fork School Board meeting covered developments, including the approval of an intergovernmental agreement with the city of Glenwood Springs to transfer the district’s home wireless broadband network to the city. The meeting also highlighted concerns over educational disparities and financial planning for the upcoming fiscal year.

Falcon Heights Approves Bond Sale to Fund Pavement and Park Projects

Overview: The Falcon Heights City Council convened for a meeting on June 11, 2025, where the primary focus was on the approval of a $2,055,000 bond sale to finance major city projects, including the 2025 pavement management program and a community park renovation. The meeting also covered discussions on the potential redevelopment of the Les Bolstad Golf Course and the city’s approach to address a blighted property on Larpenteur Avenue.

Acushnet Council on Aging Promotes Underutilized Senior Tax Workoff Program

Overview: The Acushnet Council on Aging meeting highlighted the senior tax workoff program, a valuable initiative allowing seniors to volunteer in exchange for credits toward their property taxes. Despite its benefits, the program remains underutilized, with only about ten active participants. The program accommodates a range of abilities. Participants are placed in various town departments, assisting with tasks such as answering phones and maintaining grounds, which helps keep departments operational during staff vacations.