Southwick Select Board approves municipal fiber broadband pilot through Westfield. The board voted unanimously to execute an Intergovernmental Agreement with the City of Westfield Gas and Electric Department for fiber broadband infrastructure, with residential service expected at approximately $90
Southwick Conservation Commission approves housing and lakefront projects unanimously. The board approved a single-family dwelling at 4R Rising Corner Road with a $10,000 bond, requiring lawn treatment within the wetland buffer zone. The commission also approved a Notice of Intent for lakefront
Southwick Board of Assessors reorganizes leadership while approving routine property tax warrants. William Brown was elected Chair, John Cain Vice Chair, and Dean J. Horacek Clerk.
Southwick Select Board defers license plate reader deployment, advances fiber construction contract.
Southwick Conservation Commission clears six wetland applications and issues two enforcement actions at its July 20 meeting.
Southwick Board of Assessors reorganized and approved six routine warrants at its July 20 meeting with only two of four members present. Dean Brown was elected chair, John Cain, absent, was named vice chair, and Dean Horacek was named clerk, all on 2-0 votes.
Southwick Water Commissioners approve $2,550 in partial relief on disputed water bills. Chairman Edward Johnson and Commissioner Dave Meczywor unanimously granted Richard Battistoni a $300 abatement on his $828.43 bill following a handyman error that left a toilet running, and granted Paul
Southwick Water Commission reduces two disputed water bills by a combined $4,800 at July 16 meeting.
Southwick Cemetery Commission advances columbarium plans and a revised fee schedule at July session.
Southwick Public Library closed fiscal year 2026 with 97 percent of accounts spent while Director Lynn Blair remained on leave of absence. The town's accounting office covered budget shortfalls by transferring $5,000 from staffing to maintenance and $200 from electricity to fuel.