Granby Board Tackles Septic Systems, Wells, and Public Health Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Granby Board of Health tackled issues related to septic system repairs, well installations, and public health initiatives. Key discussions included the approval of septic system repair applications, the implementation of a sustainable well program, debates over firearm safety in the vicinity, and the organization of a flu clinic at the local school.

Granby School Committee Tackles Budget and Superintendent Search

Overview: The Granby School Committee convened recently to address issues concerning the future of the district’s education system, with the FY 25 budget vote and the superintendent search process taking center stage. Amidst these primary topics, discussions also unfolded regarding the implementation of a new policy for dual enrollment and the ongoing kitchen project, while attendees were informed about upcoming school events and the Innovation Career Pathway in Information Technology designation for Granby.

Granby Select Board Advances Senior Tax Work-Off Program

Overview: The Granby Select Board’s recent meeting resulted in the advancement of a Senior Tax Work-Off Program, a collaboration with Amherst College on a wildlife study, and adjustments to polling hours, amongst other community-focused discussions. The Senior Tax Work-Off Program, aimed at allowing senior residents to earn property tax credits through volunteering, took center stage with the board finalizing key aspects of the initiative.

Granby School Committee Tackles Budget Challenges and Strategic Planning

Overview: The Granby School Committee recently convened to navigate the complexities of the school district’s budget amid financial constraints. The meeting was predominantly focused on addressing the budget deficit without compromising educational services, strategic budgeting to align with the school’s core values, and the potential impacts on students and staff.

Granby Select Board Deliberates on Gravel Pit Proposal

Overview: In a recent Granby Select Board meeting, the primary focus was on the debate surrounding a proposed gravel pit by LJ Development LLC. The proposal catalyzed a spectrum of public responses, with vocal concerns over environmental impact, public health, and community welfare. Additionally, the meeting touched on administrative matters, including a possible extension of town clerk office hours during elections, a resolution in support of paint stewardship legislation, and discussions about spring clean-up days and an appointment to the Police Advisory Board.