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On this meeting's agenda: appointments to various boards & commissions, including the Greenfield Center for Energy & Technology (GCET); appropriations for permitting software & a new vehicle for the animal control officer; year-end financial items; & the Greenfield Public Schools Paraprofessional Contract.
On Thursday night, the committee was updated about curriculum changes related to Civics and Professional Development, contracted with The Management Solution for business manager services, and approved pay raises for substitutes.
This emergency meeting was held in order for councilors to reconsider their appropriation of $300,000 for construction of a new Greenfield Department of Public Works building. Due to lack of a quorum, it took place in three sessions over two days.
There was much discussion, at last night's meeting, before council members appropriated $300,000 for construction of a new Greenfield Department of Public Works building. Councilors also approved a long slate of mayoral appointees, several year end interdepartmental money transfers, & initiation of a sign regulation zoning amendment.
Last night, the committee discussed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Greenfield Public Schools & the town's Human Resources (HR) Department, the Fiscal Year 2018 Budget & teacher pay, Expanded Learning Time (ELT) grants, open meeting law, & more.
Last night, the committee discussed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Greenfield Public Schools and the town's Human Resources (HR) Department, the Fiscal Year 2018 Budget, Expanded Learning Time (ELT), and School Choice-in availability.
At last night's special meeting, to reconsider a vote taken earlier this month, council members upheld their decision to cut 1% from Mayor Martin's proposed Fiscal Year 2018 Operating Budget.
At last night's meeting, the council approved an amendment cutting 1% from Mayor Martin's proposed Fiscal Year 2018 Operating Budget and then passed the amended document. In addition, they unanimously approved an ordinance creating a Civil Rights Officer position for the town.
Last night, committee members listened to a presentation about the Franklin County Technical School (FCTS) and asked Superintendent Richard Martin about its allocation in Mayor Martin's proposed Fiscal Year 2018 Operating Budget. The committee also voted to recommend a 1% cut to the mayor's budget.
