Shelburne selectmen split 2-1 on tax-auction terms and clear police for department phones. The board approved a $5,000 minimum-bid auction of six tax-title properties over Chair Andrew's objection, who questioned the sale structure's effect on assessed values; the vote was 2-1.
Shelburne Select Board backs conservation of 62 acres, defers Memorial Hall lease decision.
Shelburne Select Board presses tech school officials on Oct. 6 vote timing.
Shelburne Select Board votes to study a correction to the town seal's incorporation date.
Shelburne Select Board hears sheriff's pitch for a mental health co-responder program. Franklin County Sheriff's Office chief of staff Nicole Gertin presented the proposal, which would pair a licensed clinician and care coordinator with police on calls not requiring acute crisis intervention.
Shelburne selectmen vote to auction $593,500 in tax-title land and reject a Memorial Hall liquor permit. The board voted 2-1, with Vice Chair Andrew Baker opposed, to begin soliciting proposals from auction firms to sell six town-owned parcels in a single batch.
Shelburne Select Board bans tractor-trailers and sets a 50,000-pound limit on Old Greenfield Road.
Shelburne selectmen vote 3-0 to keep fire district pay on 1099s and finalize a 39-article town meeting warrant.
Shelburne Select Board splits 1-2 against declaring a tax-foreclosed Mechanic Street lot surplus, stalling an affordable-housing plan years in the making.
Shelburne Select Board adopts a police lockout policy and tables a $10,000 food pantry funding request. The board voted 3-0 to let officers use a liability waiver when helping residents into locked vehicles, a policy the Police Services Advisory Committee backed unanimously.
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