Greenfield Assessors Back Software Upgrades to Fix Billing Errors, Boost Revenue
Greenfield Board of Assessors backs software fixes and advances rental registry coordination.
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Greenfield Board of Health Adopts Kratom and Synthetic Drug Sales Restrictions
Greenfield Board of Health votes to ban retail sales of kratom and synthetic cannabinoids.
Greenfield Council Chairs Post Contingency Budget Meeting, Restructure July Calendar
Greenfield City Council committee chairs set a packed mid-June agenda and posted a contingency budget meeting at their June 2 organizational session.
Greenfield Ways and Means Advances $70 Million FY27 Budget to City Council
Greenfield Ways and Means Committee unanimously advances $70 million FY27 general fund budget with no amendments.
Greenfield commission orders Main Street parking enforcement, rejects DA office garage request
Greenfield Parking and Traffic Commission moves to crack down on chronic Main Street parking abuse and rejects a District Attorney's office request for reserved garage spaces.
Greenfield Schools Facilities Panel Sets July 8 Vote to Seat Advisory Committee
Greenfield school facilities subcommittee sets July 8 as target for seating a new long-term advisory committee.
Greenfield School Budget Panel Reviews May Warrants, Plans Transportation Deep Dive
Greenfield's Budget, Finance, and Warrants Subcommittee reviewed May expenditures and flagged transportation and procurement concerns at its June 1 meeting.
Greenfield Cultural Council Sets July 31 Survey Deadline, Targets Wider Community Outreach
Greenfield Cultural Council sets July 31 deadline for community arts survey with expanded outreach plan.
Greenfield sustainability panel plans outreach to three cities on Main Street redesign
Greenfield's sustainability committee assigns members to contact three peer cities ahead of Main Street redesign.
Greenfield CPC extends four project deadlines, resets allocation percentages to minimums
Greenfield's Community Preservation Committee reset its housing allocation to the 10 percent legal minimum and extended deadlines for four active projects at its May 28 meeting.