Tag: Board of Selectmen
Consultant presents alternative plan for plant
BEACON FALLS — The town’s wastewater treatment plant is in need of major and expensive upgrades, but officials could opt for an alternative plan.
The...
Voters OK use of funds for projects
BEACON FALLS — Voters on Monday approved using $146,390 from the town’s excess fund balance to pay for 11 capital projects.
The motion was approved,...
Board approves signs to ease truck traffic
BEACON FALLS — The Board of Selectmen, acting as the town’s Traffic Authority, voted last week to install traffic signs in hopes of alleviating...
Selectmen reinstate building inspector
BEACON FALLS — The Board of Selectmen last week voted to reinstate James Tucciarone as the town’s building inspector following an investigation into how...
Selectman resubmits ordinance proposal
BEACON FALLS — Nearly four months after it was originally proposed, Selectman Michael Krenesky reintroduced an ordinance targeting delinquent taxpayers.
The proposal is a change...
Selectmen eye surplus funds for projects
BEACON FALLS — The Board of Selectmen on Monday unveiled a plan to spend nearly $429,000 from the general fund surplus to pay for...
Selectmen opt to stick with trooper program
BEACON FALLS — The town will stay with the Connecticut State Police Resident State Trooper program for the foreseeable future.
Officials have been considering cutting...
Septic tax credit sought
Selectmen take no action on petition calling for town meeting
BEACON FALLS — Kurt Hummel is tired of paying for a sewer system his home...
Selectmen appoint committee to explore community center
BEACON FALLS — The Board of Selectmen on Monday appointed a new Community/Media Center Building Committee.
The committee will look into the possibility of building...
Road work raises concerns
BEACON FALLS — Work on Highland Avenue has left portions of the road torn up for the time being and some residents with questions...
