Library Trustees unanimously restore Amos Adams Fund to original $10,000 balance. Chair Kevin Hamilton's board approved financial advisor John Sousa's recommendation to consolidate the Proctor Fund (approximately $3,519), Clement Fund (approximately $128), and approximately $3,957 from the
Council on Aging Board met to address budget challenges and facility needs. Director Debi Siriani reported rising electricity costs in the new budget and introduced Daniel Belkas as the new social services coordinator. The Department of Public Works will address facility improvements including
Board of Assessors approves $8,750 appraisal contract for 255 Princeton Street housing project. Chair Samuel P. Chase, along with members Michael R. Donoghue and Gabe Francisco, unanimously authorized LandVest, Inc., to conduct Phase 1 of the appraisal, aiming to establish accurate assessed values
The Chelmsford Historical Commission unanimously approved a motion to purchase a four terabyte external hard drive and back up all commission files, with the backup stored at Town Offices. Commission members met with Will Lucas, the new owner of 147 Robin Hill Road, who outlined plans for
Chelmsford Parade Committee confirms Flagship Drum Line performance for $4,800 and names David Hedison as Parade Marshal. The committee unanimously approved the Treasurer's Report showing a $3,000 deposit from the John Hunnewell Trust and authorized two pieces of equipment from the Collinge
Chelmsford Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee approves spring event slate. Chair Bill Campbell and the seven-member committee endorsed a packed calendar including Transgender Day of Visibility on March 29 at the Chelmsford Community Arts center with PFLAG speaking; an Asian American and
Chelmsford Conservation Commission unanimously approves landfill test pit project. DPW Director Christine Clancy presented the regulatory request to clear trees and install up to 10 test pits on the 40 Swain Road landfill cap, capped in the 1990s. Test pits, dug to 1 to 5 feet, will gather
Select Board votes unanimously to layout Proctor Road as public way. Vice Chair Patricia Wojtas moved the motion, which advances the road to the Planning Board for recommendations before town meeting. In separate unanimous votes, the Board appointed Caroline Parlee to the Agricultural Commission,
Dog Park Advisory Committee welcomes Animal Control Officer for operational review. Officer Matt DeCiero discussed a recent dog injury at a broken fence, camera surveillance retention limits, and state collar requirements while the committee coordinated increased nighttime patrols with Police Chief
Chelmsford Finance Committee approves departmental budgets and advances warrant articles ahead of spring Town Meeting. DPW budget totals $21.3 million, a 3.9 percent increase, with PFAS remediation at 54 Richardson Road rising to $350,000 annually after ARPA funding ends; sewer bills are expected
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