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 Sewer Commission unanimously approves $30,000 line-item transfer and backs Brimfield Road sewer stub. The board moved funds from Wages to Maintenance and Services to cover generator issues and increased sludge disposal through the remainder of fiscal 2026, with Chair Travis Baker and Vice
Planning Board reorganizes and backs floodplain zoning amendment. Derick R. Veliz was elected Chair, Richard Eichacker as Vice-Chair, and Drue King as Clerk in unanimous votes. The Board unanimously recommended the proposed Floodplain District Zoning Bylaw amendment for presentation at the June 11
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
Planning Board continues floodplain zoning hearing to May 11. Vice-Chair Richard Eichacker presented a draft amendment to align Warren's Zoning Bylaws with state and federal National Flood Insurance Program standards, developed with assistance from the Massachusetts Department of Conservation &
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 Cemetery Commission reviews expansion options, defers lot-transfer policy. Vice Chair Steve Cristol opened the April 21 meeting with four of five members present; Chair William Brunk was absent. Highway Superintendent Jeremy Olson assessed two potential burial-plot expansion areas: the
Planning Board approves corrected Brimfield Road plans and schedules Cemetery Road hearing. Chair Derick R. Veliz motioned unanimously to waive the Approval Not Required fee for James Fountain's corrected site plans on Brimfield Road, Parcel #30-0-2.3, and the Board endorsed the revised ANR without
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
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