Williamsburg Conservation Commission continues Mill River Greenway hearing. Chair Joe Rogers, Commissioners Melinda McCall and Jim Ayres, and Conservation Agent Kelly Kowal heard testimony on the South Main Street project proposal, which would impact the Riverfront Area with over 3,300 square feet
Williamsburg Finance Committee reviews FY27 budgets from police, fire, and regional schools. The Hampshire Regional School District requested a 5.66 percent increase totaling approximately $189,000 for the town's share; Chair Amy Bisbee reported that Westhampton and Chesterfield Finance Committee
The Williamsburg Select Board unanimously approved a refreshed charge document for the Mill River Greenway Committee, with a requirement for quarterly action reports. In separate action, the board heard a new protocol for handling Chapter 61 Right of First Refusal transactions, designed to shift
Planning Board advances Comprehensive Plan with refined Theme 2 and Theme 3 strategies. Chair Steve Smith's board reviewed and refined proposed strategies during a discussion led by Comprehensive Plan Advisory Committee member Jenn Goldson, moving items into "keep" or "remove" status as the project
Library board accepts bequest, directs reserve account funding. The Williamsburg Board of Library Trustees unanimously approved a motion by Chair Charlotte Meryman to hold funds from the Jean York estate in a dedicated library reserve account. Director Beverly Bullock reported that the library has
Williamsburg Energy Committee discussed Specialized Stretch Code warrant addition and advanced fleet electrification planning. The Committee agreed to prepare internal talking points and a public outreach strategy for the Stretch Code, which requires Select Board approval and a 45-day advance
Conservation Commission defers Certificate of Compliance for earthwork project. The Williamsburg board, chaired by Joe Rogers, postponed approval for 9 Goshen Road until a snow-free site walk can verify stabilization and revegetation, confirming the owner's expectation of a spring decision. In
The Williamsburg Water & Sewer Commission unanimously approved water and sewer warrants and commitments during a routine meeting led by Chair Eric Cerreta. Operations Manager Bryan Osetek reported good BOD and TSS numbers with reduced flow, and confirmed chemical delivery. The Commission denied
Williamsburg Select Board approves grants, appointments, and property use at February meeting. Chair Denise Banister's board unanimously approved a $5,700 Massachusetts Cultural Council Local Cultural Council Program grant and authorized the Haydenville Congregational Church to use town parking for
Williamsburg Council on Aging unanimously approves bylaw amendment establishing associate members. The change allows the board chair to designate an Associate Member to sit on the board during absences or conflicts and to fill vacancies until a permanent appointment is made, addressing a governance