South Hadley Selectboard awards wastewater treatment contract to Tighe & Bond. The board unanimously approved the contract for the main street pump station project and authorized Town Administrator Lisa Wong to sign it. The board also unanimously released a 17,918 dollar lien on 1 West Main Street
South Hadley Selectboard advances $3.5M override to September ballot by 4-1 vote. In a contentious 4-1 decision, the board approved placing a $3.5 million tax override on the September 1, 2026 special election ballot, seeking additional real estate and personal property tax revenue for fiscal 2027.
South Hadley Selectboard indicates likely support for $3.5M override amid appointments. Chair Jeff Cyr and Vice Chair Carol Constant expressed backing for a $3.5 million override potentially set for September vote, with Town Administrator Lisa Wong polling the board informally: four members (Cyr,
South Hadley selectboard reallocates CDBG funds toward Bolton Avenue sidewalk. The selectboard unanimously approved a $65,100 reallocation of Community Development Block Grant funds after completing its FY2024 drainage and roadway project on Center, Warner and Grave streets. Joe Hagopian of the
Selectboard appoints Mullin to Planning Board. The Selectboard unanimously appointed John Mullin to a three-year term as associate member of the Planning Board effective July 1, 2026. The board also accepted three resignations unanimously: Ann Stockton from the Zoning Board of Appeals, Terry
Selectboard approves police contract, returns $75K to free cash over library funding. The board unanimously ratified a three-year collective bargaining agreement with Masscop Local 428 covering July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2028, and voted 3-2 to return $75,000 in Ledges Retained Earnings to free
Selectboard reorganizes and defers budget override decision to May meeting. Jeff Cyr was unanimously reelected chair, with Carol Constant as vice chair and Priscilla Marion as clerk. Town Administrator Lisa Wong presented one-, two-, and three-year budget recovery plans following failed Proposition
Selectboard approves dispatch agreements and defers tax exemptions. The board unanimously authorized a Memorandum of Agreement and Intermunicipal Agreement for Regional Dispatch, and approved a sewer use fee warrant of $2,214,500 for the April 1, 2026 billing date. A joint presentation by Associate
Selectboard votes 3-2 to reject petition compelling school building committee review. Chair Jeff Cyr, Clerk Carol Constant, and member Renee Sweeney blocked the motion to call a Special Town Meeting regarding the Mosier school project layout options; Vice Chair Nicole Casolari and member Andrea
South Hadley Selectboard approves dual override questions for April 14 ballot. The board voted three to two to forward $9 million and $11 million Proposition 2.5 override questions to the Town Clerk, with Chair Jeff Cyr and Clerk Carol Constant dissenting. Town Administrator Lisa Wong presented a
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