Granby Select Board approved a $2,000 stipend for senior center staffer Amy Gay. Town Administrator Ron said Gay "quite literally kept the senior center open" during a roughly two-month gap after Senior Center Director Natalie Archambault left June 30 and before Lauren Hannigan was hired.
The Granby Select Board agreed to upgrade signage and striping at a crash-prone Carver Street corner after resident Daisy Pennell detailed a history of accidents, including a recent hit-and-run.
Granby Board of Health opens review of a septic design for a new East Street group home, with shallow groundwater driving up fill costs.
Granby Select Board explores selling surplus town land and fixes a payroll warrant error. Members agreed to use a 13-acre Harris Street parcel, sought by an adjacent resident, as a test case for a broader land-disposition policy ahead of budget season.
Granby Board of Health spends an hour debating whether to keep its extra 110-gallon septic rule as accessory dwelling units complicate the math.
Granby Select Board votes to make new Five Corners traffic dividers permanent after a serious bicycle crash.
The Granby Board of Health voted unanimously to adopt an emergency regulation requiring commercial composting operations that process meat, fish and dairy waste to keep piles at least 750 feet from any home, following months of rat complaints near a Taylor Street site.
Granby Select Board reappoints Labonte, moves to reshape an unused budget line into a new HR post.
Granby Select Board signs three-year firefighters' contract, hears pitch to join Mayors for Peace.
Granby Board of Health eases septic tank rule, could save homeowners up to $12,000.
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