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Government · Select Board

Select Board approves cemetery plot transfer from Levine to Weintraub.

Select Board approves cemetery plot transfer to Weintraub. The board unanimously voted to allow resident Marty Levine to return two plots in the Osborne Cemetery for purchase by Jay Weintraub at the current per-plot rate, subject to by-law review. Board of Health Officer Jayne Smith reported one

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Government · Select Board

Select Board appoints Tree Warden, withdraws from health alliance.

Alford Select Board appoints Tree Warden and exits 10-year health partnership. The board voted unanimously to name Monty Green Tree Warden starting December 1 at $3,500 annually and to withdraw from the Berkshire Public Health Alliance, which Chair Bruce Schreiber and members Peggy Rae

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Government · Select Board

Select Board approves highway department hire, cell phone stipend.

Alford Select Board unanimously hires new highway department chief and backs compensation. Chair Charles Ketchen led the board in appointing Aaron Coons to the highway department and approving a $900 annual cell phone stipend for Highway Superintendent TJ Horrigan, who lacks adequate Verizon

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Government · Select Board

Select Board establishes uniform tax rate for fiscal year.

Alford Select Board establishes uniform tax rate, citing insufficient levy capacity. Assessors Clerk Tammy Blackwell reported a town valuation of $300,136,431.00 and excess levy capacity of $342,489.74, eliminating the option for a split rate. Peter Puciloski moved to adopt the uniform rate; the

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Government · Select Board

Select Board votes to raise inspection fees to $75

Alford Select Board votes to raise inspection fees. The board unanimously approved a motion by Peter Puciloski to increase electrical, plumbing, gas, and fire inspection fees from $60 to $75 per inspection, seconded by Peggy Rae Henden-Wilson. The board also advanced a $57,000 foundation and

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