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
Berkley Selectmen appoint three officials, authorize e-permitting system. Chair Jennifer Vincent, along with members Tabitha K. McCrohan and Mark Horsfall, unanimously appointed Michele Hamilton to the Finance Committee, reappointed John Paul Benoit to the Board of Registrars of Voters, and
Berkley Board of Health approved four certificates of compliance and processed additional septic and well permits at its March 24 meeting. Chairman James Romano, Daniel Fournier, and Patrick McCrohan reviewed and approved as-built documentation for 2 Demi Way and 1 Joshua Drive, with similar
Berkley Conservation Committee approves prior minutes and advances wetlands compliance review. David Patrick presiding, the three-member quorum approved February minutes unanimously and noted a possible violation at 129 R Padelford Street, deferring action-plan creation to the April 8 meeting. The
Berkley selectmen open warrant for June 1 annual meeting and approve 6.8 percent health insurance renewal. Chair Jennifer Vincent and Members Tabitha K. McCrohan and Mark Horsfall voted unanimously to open the warrant effective immediately and set the closure for April 22, 2026, at noon. The board
Board of Health approves septic variance and waives food truck permit fees. The Board, with members James Romano, Daniel Fournier, and Patrick McCrohan present, approved a variance at 11 Broadview Ave reducing the required septic system separation from the property line from 20 feet to 5 feet,
Berkley Agricultural Commission honors deceased member George Faria with memorial plaque. The commission unanimously approved a motion by Angela Young, seconded by Ed Harmon, to waive memorial plaque fees for any deceased current member. Lisa Tetreault, Angela Young, Ed Harmon, and Mike Moreau were
The Berkley Cultural Council unanimously approved a UniBank donation account with a QR code after Town Accountant Ashley Haslam determined Venmo was not viable. Treasurer Arlene Medeiros reported no changes to council finances and moved forward with the new system despite associated fees. The
Berkley Selectmen place $4.9M override on spring ballot. The Board voted unanimously to ask voters in May to approve an additional $4,874,558 in property taxes for municipal and school operating expenses and a specialized reserve stabilization fund for fiscal year 2027. Town Administrator Matthew
Berkley S.A.V.E. committee charts messaging strategy for fiscal crisis awareness. The four-member body, chaired by Chris Sullivan, reviewed progress on community forums and outreach, noting that three forums on Fire/EMS, Police, and Library have been completed and identified staffing challenges and
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