Berkley Selectmen and Planning Board review comprehensive Economic Development Plan update with SRPEDD. Principal planner Chris Welch presented town-wide recommendations including pedestrian corridor improvements, design guidelines for village and riverfront overlay districts, and water and sewer

Board of Health advances septic permits and clears micro bakery application. At its April 14 meeting, the board approved a Certificate of Compliance for 2 BC Lane and processed four additional septic and well applications. Member Daniel Fournier moved, with Chairman James Romano seconding, that a

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

Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance approves hoarding task force procedures and allocates $5,000 for temporary nursing support. The coalition of Attleboro, Berkley, Dighton, Rehoboth, and Taunton voted unanimously to adopt regional hoarding task force standard operating procedures and to

Berkley selectmen advance mixed-use zoning framework based on survey of 241 residents. Chair Jennifer Vincent and members Tabitha K. McCrohan and Mark Horsfall heard a presentation from SRPEDD planner Chris Welch on draft concept plans for a Riverfront District, Village District, and Padelford