Norfolk School Committee Discusses $1.1 Million Deficit, Appoints Interim Town Administrator

Overview: At a recent Norfolk School Committee meeting, the discussion centered on financial challenges, including a reported $1.1 million deficit, and the appointment of Michael Gallagher as the interim town administrator. The committee also addressed issues related to communication strategies, personnel changes, and community engagement.

Norfolk County Commissioners Address Fiscal Year 25 Budget Adjustments Amid Ongoing Registry Dispute

Overview: In the recent Norfolk Board of County Commissioners meeting, the commissioners approved a $160,000 budget transfer to correct previous inaccuracies in fund allocations for the North County Agricultural High School. However, a separate request from the Registry of Deeds for $154,840 in supplemental funding was postponed due to insufficient funds and ongoing litigation.

Norfolk School Committee Discusses Environmental Concerns and Property Development at Lengthy Meeting

Overview: The Norfolk School Committee meeting recently focused on environmental and property development issues, particularly addressing ongoing challenges on Long Meadow Road due to inadequate erosion control and potential violations of conservation requirements. Additionally, discussions about the 41 Turner Street property highlighted alterations to wetland buffer zones, with members debating the feasibility and environmental impact of proposed changes.

Norfolk County Commissioners Back Transatlantic Climate Alliance Amid Tight Budgets

Overview: The Norfolk County Commissioners meeting on May 7, 2025, was marked by a unanimous decision to join the transatlantic climate alliance, a step towards enhancing local climate action through global collaboration. The meeting also featured discussions on budget constraints, educational initiatives, and ongoing community programs.

Norfolk County Finalizes Page Street Discontinuance, Paving Way for Development and Reimbursement

Overview: In a decision, the Norfolk County Commissioners voted to finalize the discontinuance of a portion of Page Street in Stoughton, allowing for development and securing a nearly $2,800 reimbursement from the developer. This closure, following a year and a half of procedural steps and meetings, marks a critical step in regional infrastructure planning.