Norfolk Board of Commissioners Approves Revision to Employee Vacation Policy

Overview: During the Norfolk Board of County Commissioners meeting on November 12, 2025, changes to the employee handbook were approved, specifically amending vacation payout policies. The commissioners also addressed personnel matters, legislative advocacy, and procurement recommendations, while emphasizing community engagement through various initiatives.

Norfolk County Commissioners Approve Groundbreaking Opioid Grant for Enhanced Emergency Response

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Norfolk Board of County Commissioners discussed several important initiatives, including the approval of a funding request from the Canton Fire Department aimed at advancing emergency medical response capabilities.

Norfolk County Commissioners Approve New Human Resources Director Amid Ongoing Infrastructure Developments

Overview: The Norfolk Board of County Commissioners convened to address multiple topics, including the appointment of a new Human Resources Director, infrastructure developments, and the finalization of a crucial electricity supplier contract. The board also reviewed the status of opioid grant expenditures and community engagement efforts.

Norfolk County Commissioners Approve Opioid Fund Allocation for Emergency Equipment, Discuss Facility Projects

Overview: During the recent meeting of the Norfolk Board of County Commissioners, several topics were addressed, including the allocation of opioid settlement funds for emergency equipment, extensive plans for facility maintenance projects across multiple county buildings, and updates on personnel matters and procurement orders.

Norfolk School Committee Pushes for Chapter 70 Funding Reform Amid Diverse Agenda

Overview: The Norfolk School Committee meeting saw a discussion on state funding reforms, alongside updates on school improvement plans, community partnerships, and a range of school initiatives. The committee focused on the need for revising the Chapter 70 funding formula, which impacts Norfolk’s educational programs, due to the town’s reliance on property taxes and lack of commercial revenue. The meeting also addressed the implementation of various educational and community programs, emphasizing collaboration between schools, families, and the community.