Greenfield Conservation Commission ratifies tank repair, approves conservation fund. The Conservation Commission unanimously ratified an emergency certificate for a mobile station tank repair at 142 Mohawk Trail, where an underground diesel tank failed a tightness test; contractor Christopher Horan
Greenfield Human Rights Commission approves website complaint procedure, faces meeting cuts. Co-Chair Nate Woodard presided as the commission voted unanimously to add its complaint procedure steps to its website following a motion by Paul Jablon and seconded by Linda Goldstein. The commission
Greenfield Crossroads Cultural District reallocates freed infrastructure funds to public event programming. The committee voted 4 to 2, with 1 abstention, to reallocate the $10,706.74 freed from infrastructure costs after the Parking Benefit District agreed to cover electrical upgrades and bulletin
Greenfield Cultural Council reorganizes leadership, plans survey for FY27 grants. The council unanimously elected Tim Fisk as Chair, Bella Levavi as Co-Chair, Marcel LaFlamme as Secretary, and Ed Mousse Jr. as Treasurer. It also approved two subcommittees: one to draft a community survey gathering
Greenfield Planning Board votes to regulate housing shelters with new zoning requirements. The board voted 4 to 1 to amend zoning to define housing shelters and require site plan review, with parking requirements of one space per 10 beds plus one per maximum-shift employee, under the motion of
Board of Assessors delays FY27 revaluation due to contract budget not yet approved. Chair Jim Geisman, Board Members Chuck Green and Jeremy Ebersole, and Chief Assessor Christina Summers unanimously approved motor vehicle excise abatements for the period of March 18 through April 1, 2026. The
Greenfield Task Force Against Domestic and Sexual Violence elects Katie as Chair. At its March 24 meeting, the task force unanimously elected Katie as Chair and Amanda as Clerk. Ilana and Scott will distribute flyers to local businesses and organizations, with Megan coordinating with downtown
Greenfield Cable Advisory Committee elects Weber as chair, begins renewal cycle. Jonathon Weber was unanimously elected chair, with alternates Stephen Nembirkow and Fernando Fleury present. The committee received guidance from the Massachusetts Department of Telecommunications and Cable on the
Zoning Board approves settlement in long-running candle factory dispute. The Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved a settlement agreement resolving a two-year legal battle over Aromatic Fillers, LLC, a candle manufacturing business on Haywood Street, on the motion of Peter Wozniak, seconded
Planning Board votes to ease downtown housing restrictions. The board voted unanimously to initiate zoning amendments to Section 200-5.3(A) and Section 200-6.2(E), following Director Ella Wise's recommendation. The changes allow single-family, two-family, and three-family dwelling units in LC, GC,
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