Williamsburg Selectmen unanimously appoint Town Administrator, award greenway contract. The board approved a three-year employment agreement with Thomas Bernard, effective April 16, 2026, and awarded a $1,992,646.50 contract to Western Earthworks for the South Main Street portion of the Mill River
Board of Selectmen heard departmental budget reviews and zoning amendments on March 17. Treasurer/Collector Sharon Strzegowski reported strong tax collection and requested a three percent salary increase for the Treasurer's Assistant; the board will consolidate the Treasurer and Collector positions
Williamsburg Select Board unanimously approved a Senior Volunteer Tax Relief Program application and revised Chapter 61 Right of First Refusal guidelines. Board members Chair Denise Banister, William Sayre, and Paul Wetzel also voted unanimously to remove a "No Parking" restriction at Bridge and
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
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 Select Board approves $9,849 change order for solar canopy water mitigation work. Chair Denise Banister, Selectmen William Sayre and Paul Wetzel voted unanimously to authorize ML Schmitt's change order to install a drip edge at the Public Safety Complex, bringing total project cost to
Williamsburg Select Board unanimously adopts Order of Taking for Mill River Greenway project. The board voted to acquire land at 31–35 Main Street by eminent domain, completing a process initiated at a November 2025 Special Town Meeting, and signed a Wetlands Protection Act Form 3 for South Main
Williamsburg residents pushed the Select Board to seek a scaled-back Mountain Street road redesign at the July 12 meeting.
Williamsburg residents delivered two petitions opposing a $13 million MassDOT reconstruction of Mountain Street at a July 12 Select Board listening session.
Williamsburg residents urged the Select Board to reject a $13.2 million MassDOT road-widening plan for Mountain Street at the July 12 meeting.
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