Franklin Savings Bank donated $2,000 and Kyes Insurance chipped in $1,641 to cover costs for active shooter training held earlier this year in Farmington.
Farmington Board of Selectmen
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Donations cover costs of Farmington active shooter training
Donations from Franklin Savings Bank and Kyes Insurance covered costs associated with an active shooter training earlier this year attended by 65 law enforcement personnel from around the state.
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Farmington Select Board votes to request 5th liquor license from state
Zachary Sclar with Food City said a fifth liquor license would benefit the downtown.
Posted inFranklin, The Franklin Journal
Farmington selectmen OK police fair coverage, vote only residents may serve on committees
Selectmen on Aug. 27 voted only residents may serve on Farmington committees, any non-residents currently serving may continue until their term ends.
Posted inFranklin, The Franklin Journal
Farmington board accepts $5,000 donation for Philbrick Park in Farmington Falls
The donation was given by Farmington Falls Fire Co. Inc.
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Farmington board approves sidewalk machine purchase for snow removal
Service and parts availability were factors in the bid consideration, Public Works Director Phil Hutchins said.
Posted inFranklin, News, The Franklin Journal
Farmington board OKs sidewalk plow purchase
A Stillwater company will provide the plow and attachments for $162,995.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Election grant will make doors at Farmington Municipal Building, Community Center handicap accessible
A $20,000 grant from Center for Tech Life for election support will be used to install push button option for accessibility to doors at the Farmington Municipal Building and Community Center.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Farmington signs letter of support for MaineDOT grant program to increase resiliency in flood prone areas
Farmington is one of 16 locations that would see four EV charging stations installed should MaineDOT receive funding.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
While waiting for tax money to come in, Farmington will borrow from sewer fund at no interest
To save on interest fees, Farmington selectmen voted to borrow from the sewer fund instead of taking out a tax anticipation note.