Long-Serving Chairman of Halifax TRIAD Board Steps Down After 12 Years

Overview: The Halifax TRIAD Board meeting saw the transition of leadership as the long-standing chairman announced his decision to step down after completing 12 years in the role.

Halifax Moves Forward with Mental Health Initiative Despite Financial Concerns

Overview: The Halifax Board of Selectmen meeting on December 2, 2025, was marked by notable decisions on enhancing mental health services and community engagement. The board approved a collaborative intermunicipal agreement to participate in a mental health clinician program, funded through a recently secured grant by Kingston. This initiative, involving the towns of Kingston, Plimpton, and Halifax, aims to restart a co-response program that had previously ended. The agreement includes a financial contribution from Halifax of $9,834 for a mobile trailer to serve as the clinician’s office, with other costs covered by Kingston and Plimpton. The clinician will not only assist police operations but also engage with local schools, focusing on individuals with mental health issues and substance use disorders.

Halifax Planning Board Tackles Ownership and Compliance Issues for a property on Plymouth Street

Overview: The Halifax Planning Board’s recent meeting concentrated on site plan reviews and ownership concerns for the property on Plymouth Street. The board discussed necessary revisions to the site plan, emphasized compliance with local regulations, and addressed the need for clarity on property ownership.

Halifax Board of Health Grapples with Landfill Management Amid Community Concerns

Overview: During the Halifax Board of Health meeting held on November 19, 2025, attention was given to the ongoing management and corrective actions concerning the closed Halifax landfill. The meeting addressed community concerns about environmental safety, transparency, and the impacts on public health caused by stormwater management issues, dust emissions, and groundwater contamination from the landfill operations.

Halifax Board of Selectmen Seeks New Zoning Board Member Amid Resignations

Overview: The Halifax Board of Selectmen is seeking applicants for the Zoning Board of Appeals following the resignation of long-time member Peter Parcelin. The board emphasized the importance of filling the vacancy to ensure the board operates at full capacity and encouraged residents with zoning experience to submit talent bank forms. The position requires a commitment to monthly meetings, and the board expressed gratitude for Parcelin’s service.