The Board of Selectmen approved Charles Crandall’s adult-use cultivation and manufacturing facility at the former Gray Ford/Aubuchon building on the Wilton Road.
Farmington Board of Selectmen
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Farmington Board of Selectmen agenda
Agenda: Farmington Board of Selectmen Tuesday, March 10, 6:30 p.m. Item 1: Pledge of Allegiance Item 2: To hold a public hearing on the following application for a marijuana business: Chad Crandall 20-MJ-01: adult use cultivation and manufacturing facility, 361 Wilton Road U34-008-B Item 3: To adopt a resolve pertaining to the Maine Municipal Association Workers’ Compensation […]
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Farmington Fire Rescue future plans discussed
Farmington selectmen and Farmington Fire Rescue Dept. personnel met Tuesday, March 3, to discuss the department’s future plans. Concerns addressed included the town’s growth, longer response times as homes are built further from the town’s center and increases in mutual aide calls.
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New lunch wagon gets permit for Farmington
The Outpost will open daily at 495 Wilton Road.
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Farmington Board of Selectmen agenda
6:30 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 25 Item 1: Pledge of Allegiance Item 2: To hold a public hearing and vote on an application for a new lunch wagon permit for Brian T. Bates d/b/a The Outpost, located at 495 Wilton Road Item 3: To review and approve the warrant for the March 30 Annual Town Meeting […]
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Farmington selectmen to attend commissioners’ meeting to question agency funding
Tuesday Farmington selectmen approved attending the Feb. 18 county commissioners meeting to have commissioners explain their decision not to release funds to three area agencies.
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Farmington selectmen to attend commissioners meeting to ask why grant funds were withheld
The Board of Selectmen plans to ask Franklin County Commissioners to explain their actions regarding the release of funds to three area agencies.
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Farmington selectmen back $6.5 million budget for 2020
Selectmen approved a budget for 2020 that is up 6.24% from current spending but down 0.03% from what department heads had originally requested.
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Legislature to hold hearing on Dig Safe law that would add propane
The Committee on Energy, Utilities and Technology will hold the meeting at 1 p.m., Jan. 21 in the Cross Building, Room 211.
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Farmington board approves UMF multi-use trail system proposal
The proposal will incorporate town-owned land with land owned by the university’s athletic fields off Front Street to create a multi-purpose, handicap-accessible trail system near the Sandy River.