Granby Board of Assessors Discusses School Tuition and Free Cash Allocation

Overview: The Granby Board of Assessors’ recent meeting highlighted discussions about the allocation of free cash for potential budget requirements and considerations for approving school tuition fees. The Board considered the specifics of free cash derived from overlay surplus, deliberating on its potential use for unforeseen budgetary needs. The topic of approving tuition for an appraisal course also surfaced, with the Board examining the increase in tuition fees and the shift of the course’s venue to a private convention center.

Granby Select Board Deliberates on Town Administrator Replacement and Enhanced Leash Laws

Overview: The Granby Select Board meeting addressed several issues, including the impending retirement of the Town Administrator, the need for stricter leash laws following a dog bite incident, and the approval of various financial and community event matters.

Granby Select Board Discusses Housing Authority Funding and Maintenance

Overview: At the recent meeting of the Granby Select Board, the primary focus was on the financial report and the impact of possible increased costs on the budget, particularly concerning housing authority funding. The board approved the financial report from June 17th, 2024, and discussed the completion status of the final financial report. In addition, there were updates on various housing projects, including apartment occupancy and maintenance issues, as well as the suggestion of policy changes regarding advertisement requirements and the hiring of new staff.

Granby Board Debates Property Assessments and Budget Concerns

Overview: In a recent Granby Board of Assessors meeting, discussions unfolded around the issues of incomplete property assessments and the implications for upcoming deadlines. The session also delved into budgetary considerations regarding attendance at an MAA school and the potential use of funds from the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission. Additionally, the board engaged in dialogues about a property situated in a water protection area, and the appropriateness of a chapter land discount for the said property.

Granby Board of Health Tackles Septic Concerns, Event Regulations

Overview: The most recent meeting of the Granby Board of Health centered on a series of pressing septic system applications and concerns, along with discussions about regulating events to protect public health and the environment. Additionally, the meeting addressed the need for better control over events in the area, considering the impact of noise, waste management, and public safety.