Warren selectmen greenlight $45,000 engineering contract for Hillside Avenue improvement, fully funded by Community Development Block Grant. Board also approved a two-step wage increase for Facilities Custodian Michael Carenzo to $20.42 per hour effective July 1, offset by reducing his stipend from
Warren Selectmen unanimously approve $5,000 grant for senior produce program. Chair Richard J. Eichacker, Vice Chair Derick R. Veliz, and Clerk Raymond C. Kopacko accepted Healthy Quaboag funding to support fresh produce delivery organized by Sharon Meli and administered by the Senior Center
Warren Board of Selectmen approves radon mitigation system funding. The board unanimously approved spending up to $2,500 from Community Development Block Grant miscellaneous funds to install a radon mitigation system at the Warren Senior Center, where elevated radon was detected in the basement. In
Warren Board of Selectmen approves liquor license for Countryside Tavern on Mechanic Street. Owner Brian K. Sizer's application for an on-premises all-alcoholic-beverages restaurant license was approved unanimously, with operating hours Monday to Saturday ten a.m. to midnight and Sunday eleven a.m.
Warren Board of Selectmen and Finance Committee reviewed the fiscal year 2027 budget without taking formal action. Town Administrator James Ferrera walked the board through salary increases including a two-step Facilities Custodian raise and a proposed Police Chief longevity stipend, while benefits
Warren Selectmen unanimously authorize housing production plan contract. The board voted to let Town Administrator James J. Ferrera sign a $25,000 agreement with Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission to develop a Housing Production Plan through June 2027, funded by a $22,000 state
Warren Board of Selectmen approves executive assistant appointment. The board voted unanimously to hire Christina Havens as Executive Assistant to the Town Administrator and Board of Selectmen at Step 2, Grade C on the town wage scale. The board also voted unanimously on warrant articles for the
Warren Board of Selectmen unanimously approves restaurant license and energy grant. The board granted a Common Victualler License to Arista Restaurant at 2162 Main Street and accepted a Department of Energy Resources Green Communities grant of $155,737 with no local match required, authorizing Town
The Board of Selectmen unanimously approved three payroll and accounts payable warrants totaling $637,483.90 and fifteen bills totaling $18,717.08 at its March 12 meeting. The board also voted to raise voluntary group life insurance benefits from Boston Mutual, increasing the death payout from
Warren Selectmen appoint interim executive assistant and open town meeting warrants. Chair Richard J. Eichacker, Vice Chair Derick R. Veliz, and Clerk David Dufresne unanimously approved the appointment of Madeline Wisaszek as interim executive assistant to the Board of Selectmen and Town
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