Blandford Debates Costly Road Redesign and Emergency Fund Creation

Overview: In a recent Blandford Select Board meeting, a debate unfolded over the proposed redesign of Schoolhouse Hill Road and the establishment of an emergency fund for the town. Among the topics discussed, the potential $70,000 to $500,000 cost for the road project and the idea of a $10,000 emergency fund were one notable issues.

Blandford Tackles Asbestos and Public Safety Concerns

Overview: The latest meeting of the Blandford Select Board centered on pressing public safety issues, including the discovery of an exposed asbestos pipe and the deteriorating condition of a fence at Veterans Park. The board also dealt with property complaints, discussed legal matters, and tackled administrative tasks, including committee appointments and potential adjustments to the meeting schedule for the summer months.

Blandford Select Board Addresses Road Safety and Infrastructure Concerns

Overview: The most recent meeting of the Blandford Select Board brought to light several infrastructure projects and concerns, with a particular emphasis on road safety issues and the strategic planning of road maintenance and repairs. The board discussed numerous topics, including the payment schedule for the Beachill Road Bridge project, the need for culvert replacements on Gibbs Road and Shephard Road, and the Russell Road surface danger.

Blandford Select Board Tackles Infrastructure and Community Projects

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Blandford Select Board addressed a range of issues, including funding for infrastructure projects and the appointment of key town positions. Additionally, the board tackled the maintenance of town facilities, volunteer coverage and liability, and the involvement of local businesses and utilities in community projects.

Blandford Select Board Tackles Budget Discrepancies and Contract Management

Overview: At the recent Blandford Select Board meeting, critical financial matters dominated the discussion, with attention paid to correcting budget discrepancies and addressing concerns over contract management. The board scrutinized a substantial discrepancy in broadband revenue figures and debated a bill for $110,000. Alongside these fiscal conversations, the Select Board also addressed the need for additional scrutiny and oversight on various contracts and invoices related to town projects and services.