The Chesterfield Cemetery Commission unanimously approved its fiscal year 2026 operating budget and adopted new pricing for cemetery lots, grave openings, and perpetual-care services, effective immediately. The commission also ratified prior meeting minutes. All three matters passed without
Chesterfield Capital Planning Committee approves updates to the town capital plan through 2044. Chair Roger Fuller presented revisions that increase backhoe pricing from $125,000 to $150,000 and extend the broadband debt schedule two additional years at direction of the Municipal Light Plant Board.
Historical Commission approves Wyman Tavern preservation and compliance spending. Chair Sarah See led the vote to unanimously authorize preservation work on the Tavern's roof, structural beams, and masonry, along with a $5,000 expenditure for State Insurance Commission compliance documentation of
Chesterfield Council on Aging approves prior minutes and welcomes document-digitization intern to expand workflows. Director Eileen Theroux reported significant program growth over six months, including new evidence-based Tai Chi classes, a veterans' coffee hour, a master gardener lunch program, a
Chesterfield Select Board approves winter emergency and endorses library ADA project timeline. The board unanimously declared a winter spending emergency allowing overages in Winter Expense and Winter Wages lines after Highway Superintendent Matt Smith reported both lines exhausted or nearly so.
Chesterfield Conservation Commission approves septic upgrade on Old Chesterfield Road with conditions. The commission, chaired by John Follet, granted a negative determination of applicability to applicant Amber Kellogg for the septic system upgrade, requiring work to commence in spring and a
The Chesterfield MVP Committee unanimously approved a $1,800 contract to hire a consultant for a structural analysis of the Community Center roof system. The committee also discussed a proposed Energy Action Grant to examine alternative energy possibilities at the Fuller Farm, a municipal complex
Chesterfield Select Board approves four new personnel and operational policies in single meeting. Chair Roger Fuller and members Trish Colson-Montgomery and Don Willard unanimously adopted the Credit Card Policy, Social Media Policy, Domestic Violence Leave Notice, and Unpaid Leave and FMLA
Planning Board approves special permit for Hilltown Theatre annual performances at 92 North Road. The board voted to approve conditions for the permit, requiring a written parking plan with traffic direction, noise control measures, public health protections, and emergency building access
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