Freetown Commission Approves New Conservation Officer

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Freetown Conservation Commission made progress on a series of environmental and administrative initiatives. The commission approved a new conservation officer’s appointment, addressed concerns over public access to town departments, and deliberated on multiple land management proposals.

Freetown Approves Funding for New Ambulance and Celebrates First Responders

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Freetown Board of Selectmen, the approval of funding for a new ambulance emerged as a critical point of deliberation. The board voted to add an article to fund the purchase to the warrant, acknowledging that acquiring an ambulance takes two years. Notably, the available funds for this essential purchase were emphasized.

Freetown Selectmen Tackle Town Equipment and Budget Challenges

Overview: In an effort to address Freetown’s infrastructure and fiscal management, the Board of Selectmen engaged in thorough discussions on the condition and replacement of critical maintenance equipment, potential street lighting system upgrades, and the town’s trash disposal contract during their recent meeting. Additionally, they examined the impact of inflation on the town’s highway budget and the necessity of a new Human Resources role to manage growing employee numbers and HR-related tasks.

Freetown Approves Cottage Renovation and Contends with Wetland Preservation

Overview: At the recent meeting of the Freetown Conservation Commission, a seemingly routine renovation request on Middleboro Road received prompt approval with specific environmental safeguards, while another issue arose from a proposal on Walnut Street that involved wetland replication. Amidst these key deliberations, the commission also navigated various other projects, including the conversion of a basketball court into a pickleball court and the reissuance of conditions for a completed project at Hilltop Park.

Freetown Expands Emergency Services Amid Financial Debates

Overview: In a meeting characterized by a careful dissection of budgets and strategic planning, the Freetown Board of Selectmen tackled complex financial and operational issues related to emergency services, including the fire department’s expansion for 24/7 coverage and the police department’s staffing and cybersecurity concerns.

Freetown Commission Approves New Conservation Officer

Freetown Approves Funding for New Ambulance and Celebrates First Responders

Freetown Selectmen Tackle Town Equipment and Budget Challenges

Freetown Approves Cottage Renovation and Contends with Wetland Preservation

Freetown Expands Emergency Services Amid Financial Debates

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