Finance Committee appoints four members to town committees. The Freetown Finance Committee voted to place Craig Cabral on the Library/COA Building Committee, Christopher J. Dudley on the Building Committee, and Kara Lees on the Cable Advisory Committee, all unanimously. John Viarella was elected as
Conservation Commission votes to purchase Richmond Road parcels and accept donation. The board unanimously approved motion by Craig Cabral to purchase the parcel at Map 207, Lot 111 and accept the donated parcel at Map 208, Lot 1, pending Board of Selectmen approval, with Open Space Consultant Mike
Freetown Board of Selectmen advances $26.5 million Council on Aging/Library Community Building project. The board unanimously approved the combined facility, with an estimated total cost of $26.5 million, including approximately $9.5 million in combined savings and nearly $10 million in grant
Freetown Board of Selectmen sends $26.5 million COA-library building to June 1 town meeting and June 8 debt-exclusion vote.
Planning Board re-elects leaders in routine reorganization. The Board unanimously retained Chairman Chad S. Carvalho and Vice Chairman Christopher Mello. In public hearing, the Board continued a Special Permit application for commercial composting at 0 Thomas Lucas Lots, Off Chace Road, to August
Finance Committee reaffirms French as Chair, Lees as Vice Chair. The committee, with five of seven members present, voted four to zero with one abstention to retain Margaret M. French as Chair and unanimously approved Kara Lees as Vice Chair. Lisa A. Pacheco made a formal statement recommending
Freetown Library Trustees approve July book drop and plan summer reading program with July 7 kickoff. The board voted unanimously on April 16 to authorize the book drop purchase, to be partially funded from a $7,500 increase to the programming and supplies account, according to Library Director
Finance Committee appoints Craig Cabral to a one-year term in 7-1 vote. The joint Finance Committee-Board of Selectmen meeting approved Cabral's appointment on April 14, with Finance Committee member Lisa Pacheco as the sole dissenter. The committee also reviewed fiscal 2027 budgets, with Police
Freetown's Council on Aging/Library Community Building Committee advances $26.1 million facility design. The committee unanimously voted to move Design Option 2 forward, representing a $4.5 million cost reduction from the initial $31.4 million estimate. The redesigned facility dedicates 67 percent
Freetown Selectmen appoint Craig Cabral to Finance Committee; outline fiscal 2027 budget priorities. In a combined Finance Committee and Selectmen meeting, Cabral was appointed 7-1, with Finance Committee member Lisa Pacheco dissenting, for a term effective through the next Town Election in 2027.