Berkley Selectmen appoint traffic controllers, approve bond notes, and green-light land due diligence.
Berkley Selectmen appoint traffic controllers and approve community school bond issuance. The board unanimously appointed Sawyer Diffley, William Kinsman, Joseph Inacio, and Samantha Cardin as Civilian Traffic Controllers and Paige Platt as part-time Civilian Dispatcher, then adopted bond counsel's
misc · Meeting of April 8, 2026
Berkley Selectmen appoint traffic controllers and approve community school bond issuance. The board unanimously appointed Sawyer Diffley, William Kinsman, Joseph Inacio, and Samantha Cardin as Civilian Traffic Controllers and Paige Platt as part-time Civilian Dispatcher, then adopted bond counsel's vote authorizing the April 8, 2026 bond note issuance for the community school project. Chair Jennifer Vincent and Members Tabitha K.
McCrohan and Mark Horsfall authorized approximately $16,000 in grant funds for a survey mapping a potential off-street walking path between Berkeley Middle School and the Town Common, and unanimously approved a conservation grant application to the Taunton River Watershed Alliance with a $500 local match. The board also authorized title review and due-diligence work on town-owned parcels at 34 and 44R Green Street (roughly 17–18 acres) with the goal of bringing a warrant article for possible sale to generate one-time revenue and future tax income.
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Source: the misc meeting of April 8, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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