Norfolk Commissioners Address Grand Jury Room Upgrades Amidst Communication Dispute

Overview: The recent meeting of the Norfolk Board of County Commissioners focused on several issues, including the need for significant improvements to the grand jury room at the Registry of Deeds, a dispute over communication regarding the disaster recovery space, and the approval of funds for accessibility improvements in Medway.

Norfolk Commissioners Approve Key Transfers and Appointments Amid Discussions on Engineering Department Workload

Overview: At the recent Norfolk Board of County Commissioners meeting, held remotely, the commissioners made notable decisions on financial appropriations, personnel appointments, and departmental workloads. Primary among these was the approval of two American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) fund transfers, the appointment of a new superintendent for the Norfolk County Agricultural High School, and a discussion regarding the engineering department’s capacity to manage town requests.

Norfolk County Advances Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Amid Incentive and Infrastructure Talks

Overview: The Norfolk Board of County Commissioners convened on June 11, 2025, with a primary focus on approving a proposal for the installation of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations across the county. Additionally, the board addressed personnel matters, engineering service requests, and ongoing fiscal operations, making strides in community-focused initiatives.

Norfolk School Committee Discusses New Math Program and Budgetary Challenges

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Norfolk School Committee focused on adopting a new mathematics program, addressing budget updates, and recognizing retiring staff members. The committee voted unanimously to adopt the Amplify Desmos math program. The meeting also covered budgetary concerns, including a revised total budget of $15,565,580, and discussed anticipated additional revenue from Chapter 70 funding, which is expected to address staffing needs.

Norfolk County Approves Lease for Golf Course Equipment, Addresses Budget Concerns

Overview: During the Norfolk Board of County Commissioners meeting, a key decision was made to approve a five-year lease agreement for new equipment at the President’s Golf Course. The lease, valued at $79,665, includes an E-Hover Pro 450, a Pro-Force blower, and a Ventra tractor. The decision is expected to enhance the operational capacity of the golf course. The equipment will be delivered around May 30th, with the lease managed by PNC.