Freetown Board Approves Solar Letter of Intent, ARPA Fiber Funds, New Town Administrator
Freetown Select Board approves solar letter of intent for elementary school and $200,000 in ARPA funds for municipal fiber.
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Freetown Board Approves Solar Letter of Intent, ARPA Fiber Funds, New Town Administrator
Freetown Select Board approves solar letter of intent for elementary school and $200,000 in ARPA funds for municipal fiber.
Freetown Conservation Commission Issues Enforcement Letter Over Wetlands Violation at South Main Street
Freetown Conservation Commission clears four unanimous votes and escalates wetlands enforcement at 112 South Main Street.
Freetown Conservation Commission Issues Enforcement Letter Over Wetlands Violation at South Main Street
Freetown Conservation Commission clears four unanimous votes and escalates wetlands enforcement at 112 South Main Street.
Freetown Select Board Approves Online Permitting System for Board of Health
Freetown Select Board approves online permitting for Board of Health at $15,450 in year one.
Freetown Select Board Approves Online Permitting System for Board of Health
Freetown Select Board approves online permitting for Board of Health at $15,450 in year one.
Freetown Conservation Commission clears two compliance filings, hires Copicut gatekeeper
Freetown Conservation Commission unanimously cleared two long-standing wetlands orders and hired a seasonal gatekeeper at its June 1 meeting.
Freetown Conservation Commission clears two compliance filings, hires Copicut gatekeeper
Freetown Conservation Commission unanimously cleared two long-standing wetlands orders and hired a seasonal gatekeeper at its June 1 meeting.
Freetown Select Board Interviews Police Chief Candidate, Locks In Five-Year Electric Rate
Freetown Select Board interviews lone police chief applicant and locks in five-year electricity rate for all town buildings.
Freetown Select Board Interviews Police Chief Candidate, Locks In Five-Year Electric Rate
Freetown Select Board interviews lone police chief applicant and locks in five-year electricity rate for all town buildings.