Board Renews Senior Center Deal, Vows Tighter Oversight
Hardwick Select Board renewed its senior center contract and moved toward tighter warrant oversight.
Hardwick Select Board renewed its senior center contract and moved toward tighter warrant oversight.
Hardwick Select Board clashed with its town administrator over unauthorized legal spending and advanced a sale of the town's historic schoolhouse.
Hardwick's Select Board voted 2-1 to adopt a $7.3 million fiscal 2027 budget that relies on $200,000 in one-time revenue from a gravel sale and a solar payment.
Hardwick's Select Board clashed over whether to speed up payoff of the town's fire truck debt during a lengthy budget-review session. Clerk Zachary E.
Hardwick Select Board elected Jeffrey Schaaf chair in a 2-1 vote after a tense reorganizational meeting.
Hardwick's Select Board signed the annual town meeting warrant, dropping two articles and leaning on $200,000 in uncertain revenue to balance next year's budget.
Hardwick Select Board set its annual town meeting for June 6 and opened a 22-article warrant, including a new 6 percent short-term rental tax and a school roof feasibility study.
Hardwick's Select Board and Finance Committee trimmed the projected fiscal 2027 deficit from $46,756 to $26,796 during a joint budget workshop.
The Hardwick Select Board tabled a planned special town meeting after a $120,000 state earmark emerged to fund two school boilers instead of one.
Hardwick's Finance Committee and Select Board worked through a $119,711 projected fiscal 2027 deficit and weighed paying down fire truck debt faster. Highway Superintendent Marty said diesel is averaging $3.19 a gallon and pushed to raise the highway fuel line to $55,000 from $48,000.
Get Hardwick's town government news by email, free. One briefing each morning.
Check your email to confirm. One tap and you are in.
Something went wrong. Please try again.