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Roads referendum fails by the slimmest margin
BEACON FALLS — One vote. That was all it took to shut down yet another attempt to fix the town’s deteriorating roads. Beacon Falls voters rejected a $10 million bond package by a margin of 201-200 at referendum Thursday. The plan would have repaired 23 roads over the next 10 years. Since the vote... »
Meeting tonight on proposed Beacon Falls bond package
BEACON FALLS — Residents soon will be asked whether to bond $10 million to fix many deteriorating roads in town over a span of 10 years. Town officials scheduled a special town meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday at Town Hall, which then will adjourn to referendum from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sept. 29... »
Road repairs going back to referendum
BEACON FALLS — The town will once again ask Beacon Falls residents for their approval on a bond package to fix roads. Beacon Falls is looking at a referendum tentatively set for Sept. 29 to vote on a $10 million bond package to fix the town’s roads. Selectman Michael Krenesky said he is concerned... »
Residents raise concerns over paving equipment
BEACON FALLS — Representatives from Angelo Benedetti, Inc. met with town residents Tuesday to explain the benefits of their asphalt recycling system. The Joint Boards of Selectman and Finance hosted the meeting to clear up misunderstandings surrounding the equipment, which voters rejected buying by 66 votes as part of a $5.1 million item... »