Halifax Board of Selectmen Bids Farewell to Town Administrator Cody Haddad Amid Energy Management Discussions

Overview: The Halifax Board of Selectmen meeting on July 8 saw the departure of Town Administrator Cody Haddad after two and a half years of service, with the board acknowledging his leadership and contributions. The meeting also focused on energy management strategies and administrative appointments, highlighting the town’s ongoing efforts to improve fiscal and operational efficiency.

Halifax TRIAD Board Faces Challenges in Securing Project Manager for New Council on Aging Facility

Overview: The Halifax TRIAD Board meeting centered around the complexities of securing an Owner’s Project Manager (OPM) for the town’s new Council on Aging project, estimated to cost between three to four million dollars. The project has struggled to attract bids due to its relatively small size, leading to delays. Alongside this, the board addressed ongoing governance issues, including the need for a formal town charter, and deliberated over the future of the town’s recycling program amid rising costs.

Halifax Finance Committee Approves Crucial Budget Transfers Amid Probing Discussions on Software Costs

Overview: In a detailed session that underscored the importance of fiscal oversight, the Halifax Finance Committee approved several budget transfers while delving into discussions about software expenses and licensing.

Halifax Selectmen Appoint Bob Fennessy as Interim Town Administrator Amid Financial Concerns

Overview: The Halifax Board of Selectmen held a meeting to interview candidates for the interim town administrator position, ultimately appointing Bob Fennessy. The decision came after a thorough evaluation of the candidates’ qualifications, emphasizing the need for strong financial management and leadership during a transitional period for the town.

Halifax Planning Board Grapples with Communication Issues and Approves Boundary Revisions

Overview: The Halifax Planning Board convened on June 26, 2025, to address various agenda items, including a significant approval of property line adjustments on Dearly Way, discussions on document management, and the scheduling of an upcoming government study committee meeting.