Greenfield Planning Board unanimously backs four-month extension for temporary shelter at 6 Arch Street. The board voted 4-0 to extend Clinical and Support Options' site plan approval for the 45-bed shelter through August 17, 2026, while CSO's primary facility undergoes construction. CSO provides
Greenfield Board of Assessors receives approximately 70 abatement applications during current season. Acting Board Chair Chuck Green and Board Member Jeremy Ebersole (remotely) approved prior meeting minutes unanimously. Chief Assessor Christina Summers said a revaluation contract is under review
Greenfield Conservation Commission unanimously approves electronic signing on permits. The Commission voted unanimously to authorize Conservation Agent Jessica Siegel to electronically sign environmental documents on behalf of members, satisfying Registry of Deeds requirements. The Commission heard
Planning Board unanimously endorses lot division plan for Silver Street development. Chair Jeff Sauser's five-member board voted 5:0:0 to endorse an Approval Not Required plan for 277 Silver Street, clearing a state subdivision requirement independent of an earlier Special Permit condition.
Greenfield Board of Assessors approves excise abatements and educational outreach. Board Chair Jim Geisman and Members Chuck Green and Jeremy Ebersole unanimously approved motor vehicle excise abatements from January 7-21, 2026. Chief Assessor Christina Summers reported strong attendance at the
Greenfield Cultural District Committee narrows $15,000 grant focus to downtown infrastructure projects. Chairperson Caitlin von Schmidt and members including Sara Robberson, Michael Lentz, and Hannah Rechtschaffen discussed two approaches to the Massachusetts Cultural Council grant due by June 30:
Greenfield Conservation Commission denies stream bank restoration certificate over vegetation concerns. The Commission voted 4-0 to deny a Partial Certificate of Compliance at 290 Shelburne Road, with Conservation Agent Jessica Siegel presenting site photos showing stronger grass establishment in
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