Halifax Selectmen Form New Override Study Committee Amid Staffing and Policy Changes

Overview: The Halifax Board of Selectmen meeting on November 4, 2025, prominently featured the establishment of an override study committee, set to explore potential revenue avenues for the town. This new committee is expected to consist of five members, including representatives from various town committees and a member at large. Discussions were held about possibly expanding the committee size to seven to allow for more public participation, although this proposal was not formally on the agenda.

Halifax TRIAD Board Meeting Spotlights Healthcare Proxies and Social Security Concerns

Overview: In a recent Halifax TRIAD Board meeting, members engaged in a discussion on healthcare directives, focusing on the significance of healthcare proxies, and expressed concern about misinformation related to social security. The meeting also touched upon upcoming board elections and preparations for the annual Christmas party, with a noted interest in community engagement initiatives, such as comfort dogs and puppet shows.

Halifax Finance Committee Contemplates Expanding Override Study Committee for Broader Community Engagement

Overview: The Halifax Finance Committee recently deliberated on the formation of an override study committee, focusing on the potential expansion of its membership to include more at-large community representatives, along with discussing fiscal policies and recruitment for a new committee secretary. The committee aims to address financial challenges faced by the community with comprehensive planning and increased public involvement.

Halifax Board of Selectmen Approves Iceless Skating Rink Contract Amid Senior Center Project Updates

Overview: The Halifax Board of Selectmen convened to approve a contract for an iceless skating rink for the town’s annual Holidays in Halifax event and discussed progress on the senior center building project.

Plymouth County Commissioners Approve Key Budget Adjustments Amid Leadership Transition and Program Expansions

Overview: During a recent meeting of the Plymouth Board of County Commissioners, budgetary adjustments were approved, including allocations for fiscal years 2025 and 2026, alongside discussions on leadership transitions and program expansions. The board unanimously passed a series of budget amendments to address unexpected expenses and revenue adjustments, while also navigating the recruitment of new administrative leadership in anticipation of upcoming retirements.