Greenfield City Council Committee Chairs mapped out a multi-week budget review schedule and resolved several procedural questions at their May 5 meeting.
Greenfield's parking committee endorsed a no-parking restriction on Federal Street to make way for the city's new automated recycling trucks and heard troubling data about the Olive Street garage. The committee voted unanimously to prohibit parking from 5 p.m.
Greenfield's Opioid Use and Prevention Commission voted unanimously to table its draft grant application documents and set its sights on a September community forum at the Recover Project.
Greenfield's Community Relations Committee discussed a potential youth internship program and city communications shortfalls at its April 27 meeting, taking no formal votes.
Greenfield sustainability panel advances master plan chapters, eyes $1 million in state climate funding.
Greenfield's Community Preservation Committee voted 6-1 to let housing developer RDI access a $150,000 award before construction begins on its 176 Main Street project.
Greenfield's Public Safety Commission heard accounts of a third-alarm, 14-acre brush fire that crossed Interstate 91 and drew more than 100 firefighters from three states on April 14.
Greenfield's licensing board cleared a dozen-plus permits in one sitting, from an expanded Bee Fest to a fireworks fundraiser liquor license.
Greenfield assessors say the town missed years of state tax exemption reimbursements, now being corrected.
Greenfield Conservation Commission accepts $20,000 CPC award, eyes $40,000 total pending council vote.
Get Greenfield's town government news by email, free. One briefing each morning.
Check your email to confirm. One tap and you are in.
Something went wrong. Please try again.