The Freetown Board of Selectmen approved a $1,195,000 boiler replacement at Freetown Elementary School and finalized the warrant for the November 9 Special Town Meeting.
Freetown Board of Selectmen approves wine license for a Mill Street salon despite safety concerns. Owner Morgan Taylor won unanimous approval to serve complimentary wine and mimosas to bridal clients at Wild and Bloom Beauty Company, with service hours set seven days a week, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Freetown Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to set the traffic controller pay rate consistent with the police union's detail officer rate, currently $72 per hour rising to $75 in fiscal year 2027. Police Chief noted that Freetown's rate lags comparable towns: Acushnet pays $90 hourly, Berkeley
Freetown Board of Selectmen matches civilian traffic controller pay to the police detail rate.
Freetown Board of Registrars unanimously approves early voting schedule for November. The Board approved in-person early voting at the Police Department Community Room from October 17-30, with hours 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM on weekdays and 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM on Saturdays. The Board welcomed new member
Freetown selectmen voted unanimously to keep the football field at Town Beach in its existing orientation, rejecting rotation for enhanced space optimization after a six-month feasibility study by architectural firm Starck. Selectman Jared Zager presented two schematics, but youth football
Freetown keeps Town Beach football field as is, greenlights roundabout test.
Planning Board backed Master Plan implementation committee.
The Council on Aging and Library Community Building Committee selected Design Option 2B as the preferred design for a $25 million combined community facility.
The Freetown Planning Board approved a manufacturing complex on Middleboro Road.
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