Berkley Council on Aging approves laptop purchase, reviews spring budget. Margaret Moroff presided over the May 21 meeting with all five board members in attendance. The council voted to purchase a laptop for the Outreach program using general donations totaling $5,770.91. The board also received
Berkley Selectmen unanimously recommend $27.6M FY2027 budget to town meeting. Town Administrator Matthew Chabot presented a Capital Improvement Plan prioritizing a second well for Berkeley Middle School ($110,000), a new police cruiser, upgraded criminal-justice computer systems ($40,000–$45,000),
Board of Selectmen reorganizes and approves three-year employment contracts. Tabitha McCrohan was unanimously elected Chair following the recent annual town election, with Jennifer Vincent motioning for her appointment. The board voted unanimously to finalize three-year contracts with Ashleigh
Berkley Board of Health approves septic permits for multiple properties. The board, chaired by James Romano and including Clerk Daniel Fournier and Member Patrick McCrohan, approved septic systems for three addresses: 7 Eric Drive, 47 Elm Street, and 164 Bryant Street, with the latter for an
Board of Health approves septic plans and well permits for Berkley residences. Chair James Romano, Clerk Daniel Fournier, and Member Patrick McCrohan met May 12 and unanimously approved septic plans for properties at 7 Eric Drive, 47 Elm Street, 164 Bryant Street, and 59 South Main Street. The
The Berkley Cultural Council unanimously approved a restructured membership slate and advanced planning for its summer Concerts on the Common series. Treasurer Arlene Medeiros reported a balance of $13,726.64 and unveiled a new online donation system with transaction fees ranging from $2.50 to $10
Berkley Agricultural Commission approves pumpkin-seed program for schools. Member Ed Harmon prepared seeds for distribution to local schools, with unanimous board approval. Member Angela Young will provide baggies for the packaging effort. The commission also approved a flat-rate shipping allowance
Berkley Conservation Commission approves garage at 708 Berkley Street; voids single-family house decision. Chairman David Patrick, with members Jeff Cuttner and Mary Kate Moreau, unanimously approved a Certificate of Compliance for garage and site work in a wetland buffer zone, with fees paid and
Berkley Selectmen unanimously approved the final Annual Town Meeting Warrant, authorizing up to $900,000 in borrowing for a new fire apparatus and establishing an override stabilization fund for schools. Board Chair Jennifer Vincent and member Tabitha McCrohan led a detailed Fiscal Year 2027 budget
Berkley Selectmen accept two resignations and waive building permit fee. The Board of Selectmen unanimously accepted resignations from Diane Maxwell of the Conservation Commission and Paul Megna of the Planning Board, and voted unanimously to waive the building permit fee for the Crosby-Couto
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