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 Health unanimously appoints 40-year animal welfare veteran as inspector. Deborah Young, current animal control officer for Warren and Brookfield and President of Sweat Pea Animal Shelter in Paxton, received unanimous approval for a one-year term ending April 30, 2027. Board of
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
Warren Cemetery Commission approves amendments to spring burial and decoration rules. Vice Chair Steve Cristol moved to permit spring burials based on ground conditions, location, and accessibility, and the board voted unanimously to require removal of holiday decorations by April 1 each year, with
Planning Board approves corrected minutes and processes routine payroll and expenses. The Board authorized $757.01 in Administrative Assistant payroll for the March 8–21 period and $31.73 in petty cash reimbursement, both unanimously. Vice-Chair Drue King reported that all required solar facility
Warren Board of Health confronts unexpected vacancy in Animal Inspector role. The board learned Monday that Animal Inspector Ryan Davis resigned effective March 31, 2025, forcing the town to meet a state deadline of April 1, 2026, to submit nomination papers for one or more inspectors.
Warren Board of Health schedules April 29 public hearings for well and body art regulations. Chair Daniel Thibodeau and the three-member board voted unanimously to set body art violation fines at $300 per offense and approved $5,784.29 in February and March bills and payroll. The board also revised
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
Planning Board endorses lot creation, approves Maple Lane permit. The Board voted unanimously to endorse an Approval Not Required filing by Jim Fountain for Parcel #30-0-2.3 on Brimfield Road to create a new buildable lot. Vice-Chair Derick R. Veliz, Drue King, and Karyn Wood voted four to zero
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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