Pepperell selectmen unanimously ratified a three-year contract with the DPW union and heard that soil reclamation litigation is heading to a September court date.
Pepperell installs Brian Bornemann as fire chief and moves soil reclamation case toward September court deadline. The Board of Selectmen swore in Bornemann — a 30-year veteran of the U.S.
Pepperell Selectmen formally hire a new fire chief, adopt a one-day liquor license policy, and approve nearly $77,000 in year-end budget transfers.
Pepperell selectmen appointed a new fire chief and authorized a request for proposals for the future of the Peter Fitzpatrick School at their May 22 meeting.
Pepperell selectmen interviewed three fire chief finalists Wednesday before voting 3-0 to close the meeting in executive session.
Pepperell selectmen receive unanimous committee recommendation to turn vacant Fitzpatrick school into a mixed-use community center.
Pepperell Board of Selectmen reorganizes after spring election, seating a new member. The board welcomed newly elected member Margaret Scarsdale at its April 25 meeting before unanimously electing Lisa Farrellito as chair and Bill Greathead as clerk, both by voice vote with no dissent.
Pepperell selectmen approved a $27.8 million fiscal year 2020 base budget and placed a $1.4 million Proposition 2.5 override question on the May 13 special election ballot.
Pepperell selectmen and Finance Committee restore police and fire positions while scrubbing FY2020 budget to near-balance without a tax override.
Pepperell learns its $7 million Bemis Water Treatment Plant project qualifies for low-cost state financing.
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