Conway Selectboard Sets New Uniform Policy and Advances Public Safety Building Project

Overview: In a recent Conway Selectboard meeting, members approved a new uniform policy for Transfer Station Attendants while also discussing progress on the town’s public safety building project. The board also addressed the appointment of a new Open Space Committee member and considered ongoing concerns about parking during roadworks.

Conway Selectboard Approves $60,000 Zero-Interest Loan for Home Repairs Amid Property Sale Efforts

Overview: During the Conway Selectboard meeting on June 30, 2025, discussions focused on approving a zero-interest loan of up to $60,000 to fund necessary repairs on Bobby Melville’s property, facilitating its preparation for sale. The board addressed the complexities associated with the loan, emphasizing the urgency due to an identified potential buyer through Franklin County. The loan will enable interior work, including mold remediation and other repairs, crucial for the property’s sale. Approval of this loan will place a lien on the property.

Conway Selectboard Considers New Electrical Aggregation Contract amid Expanding Collective Bargaining Group

Overview: The Conway Selectboard meeting primarily focused on authorizing the signing of a new electrical aggregation contract. The board also discussed infrastructure proposals, personnel changes, and land management issues, addressing both immediate community needs and long-term strategic planning.

Conway Selectboard Meeting Explores Historical Legal Battles and Revolutionary Struggles

Overview: The recent Conway Selectboard meeting delved into a series of historical narratives centered on legal battles and revolutionary struggles, focusing particularly on the intriguing figure of Joseph Holly and the legal principles he championed during the pre-Revolutionary period.

Conway Selectboard Debates Highway Department Funding and Firearms Replacement

Overview: The Conway Selectboard meeting on May 5 focused primarily on significant funding discussions, including the allocation of surplus funds within the highway department, the approval of a line fund transfer for police department firearm upgrades, and the need for improved transparency in budget processes.