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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

Berkley S.A.V.E. task force coordinates override outreach strategy at March 2 meeting. Chair Chris Sullivan and members Kate Simons, Nancy Thompson, and Rosanne Kulibaba approved prior minutes and assigned messaging duties: Simons and Kulibaba will draft website content outlining override costs,

Berkley Council on Aging approved prior amended minutes and heard a January financial report. Krista Celia presented balances totaling approximately $62,000 across Town Budget Salary, Town Funded Accounts, Formula Grant, Program Donations, and General Donations. The board discussed an upcoming

Berkley Conservation Commission approves dock at Old Farm Road with standard conditions. Chair David Patrick oversaw approval of a fixed pier and floating dock for applicant Christopher Gunther, represented by McKenzie Engineering Group engineer Alan Loomis, with the structure designed six feet

Berkley Selectboard advances $4.9 million override and approves state earmarks. Town Administrator Matthew Chabot presented a Proposition 2.5 override plan allocating approximately $3.12 million in year-one departmental investment (62 percent to schools, 14 percent to Fire/EMS, 13 percent to