Deerfield Select Board Addresses School Budget Reserves and Public Health Nurse Challenges

Overview: In a recent Deerfield Select Board meeting, discussions focused on school budget reserves, the role of the public health nurse, and various budget allocations.

Deerfield School Committee Deliberates on Immigration Protocols Amid Budget and Class Size Concerns

Overview: At the latest Deerfield School Committee meeting, members focused on developing protocols for handling potential immigration enforcement actions in schools, while also tackling budgetary constraints and the impact of school choice on class sizes.

Frontier Regional School Committee Tackles Budget Increases and Graduation Standard Revisions

Overview: The Frontier Regional School Committee meeting focused on several issues, including a proposed budget increase of 2.32%, new competency determinations for graduation, and the impact of immigration law enforcement activities within schools. The Committee also addressed the financial assessments for the districts and the implications of recent changes in federal and state policies on local education systems.

Deerfield Select Board Approves $526,550 EMS Receivables Write-off Amid Budget Concerns

Overview: The Deerfield Select Board meeting focused on financial matters, public health issues, and upcoming community events. A major decision involved the board’s approval to write off $526,550 in uncollectible EMS receivables, reflecting ongoing fiscal challenges. Discussions also covered the potential flood mitigation efforts and the impact of recent conferences on town planning.

Deerfield Finance Committee Approves $881,000 Funding for Wastewater Treatment Amid Budget Concerns

Overview: The Deerfield Finance Committee convened to address multiple pressing financial issues, with emphasis on the wastewater treatment plant’s budget allocation, sewer payroll, and the town’s electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. The committee approved $881,000 in funding for the wastewater treatment plants, with adjustments anticipated due to increased lab fees and sludge disposal costs, and discussed the sewer payroll budget of $483,382, which included a new assistant chief operator position. Further deliberations focused on the financial management of EV chargers and the potential establishment of a revolving fund to ensure transparency and sustainability.