Selectmen in Farmington on Jan. 9 approved Town Manager Erica LaCroix sending a letter of support for LD 1156, a state bond initiative that if passed will establish funding for outdoor recreation.
Farmington Board of Selectmen
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Separate tree ordinance proposed in Farmington
Selectmen were told Jan. 9 that a separate Tree Ordinance is needed to continue being named a Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation.
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Money moves approved for Farmington Recreation
On Jan. 9 Board of Selectmen authorized moving money to two different Recreation Department accounts, accepted a $100 donation for supplies.
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Farmington Police Department to purchase new cameras
Farmington Select Board approves Police Department purchasing new security cameras using leftover personnel funds.
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Stephan Bunker to step down from Farmington Select Board
Bunker announced Tuesday, Jan. 9, he is not seeking reelection with his time on the Select Board ending at the annual town meeting onch 25.
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Farmington Police Department to buy new security cameras with leftover personnel funds
Police Chief Kenneth Charles requested funds remaining in the personnel line be used to purchase and install new cameras at the Police Department.
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At Farmington meetings requests approved, ordinances changed
The regular Select Board meeting on Tuesday was followed by a special town meeting to consider several ordinance amendments.
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Farmington ordinance changes approved with few voters, little discussion
Several Farmington ordinances were amended on Tuesday night with less than 15 voters attending the special Town Meeting.
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Farmington board awards paving bid, reviews schedule
Five companies submitted paving bids for work to be done in 2024.
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Farmington sets cost of living adjustment at 3%
The New England Consumer Price Index for October was 3%, for November 2.7%.