Southwick Park and Rec Awards $478,898 Pickleball Court Contract to Omasta Landscaping
Southwick Park and Recreation Committee unanimously awards $478,898 pickleball court contract at Wally Park.
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Southwick Agricultural Commission Approves $1,200 in Spending for Farm Day, Garden Pump
Southwick Agricultural Commission approves $1,200 in spending across four unanimous votes at May meeting.
Southwick Select Board Allocates $1.5 Million for Roads, Approves Lieutenant Promotion
Southwick Select Board approves more than $1.5 million in road and drainage projects at pre-election meeting.
Southwick Assessors Table $275,000 Overlay Transfer, Demand Reassessment Funding Commitment
Southwick assessors unanimously table a $275,000 overlay transfer, demanding reassessment commitments before releasing funds.
Southwick Council on Aging Defends Movie Theater Purchase, Cuts Newsletter Mailing Costs
Southwick's Council on Aging publicly defended a newly installed mini movie theater and laid out its full budget structure at its May 11 meeting.
Southwick Finance Committee recommends nine town meeting articles, punts on two
Southwick Finance Committee backs nine warrant articles but withholds recommendation on senior exemption and meals tax.
Southwick Master Plan Panel Approves Three Action Items, Welcomes New Member
Southwick's Master Plan Implementation Committee unanimously approved three action items and reviewed a 16-of-20 submission rate for year-one completions at its May 6 meeting.
Southwick Planning Board Approves Public Safety Cell Tower Decision, ADA Walkway Changes
Southwick Planning Board approves public safety tower decision and ADA walkway modifications at May 5 meeting.
Southwick Historical Commission Reports Budget Loss, Holds Brief Meeting With No Votes
Southwick Historical Commission meets briefly, reports loss of anticipated budget funds.
Southwick Library Secures Level Funding, Drops Curbside Pickup Service
Southwick Public Library Board of Trustees learned the library will be level-funded for fiscal year 2027, walking back a proposed 10 percent budget cut that would have threatened the library's state certification.