Tolland Selectmen unanimously authorize local cruiser maintenance. Board member Steven DellaGiustina advocated for service to remain with a local vendor, leading to the vote for maintenance at JD's in Southwick. The board also approved a request from Chris Sariol to transport the cruiser to a
Tolland Board of Selectmen approves $21.3K year-end transfer. The Board and Finance Committee reallocated $21,338.26 across municipal departments, moving funds from grant writer and floating office assistant salaries to cover winter road costs, utilities, and operational expenses. Members
Tolland Board of Selectmen names acting library director, plans police transition. The board unanimously appointed Molly Kelmelis as Acting Library Director at $30 per hour. On police services, the board outlined an interim arrangement: the Town of Granville's Police Department is providing
Tolland selectmen plan Police Chief recruitment and schedule July 27 public hearing. The Board of Selectmen, comprised of Steve DellaGiustina, Edwin Deming, and Patrick Barrett, will advertise for a Police Chief position and hold a public hearing on July 27 to discuss four police service options:
Police Chief Scott Bergeron resigns effective June 27, 2026. Bergeron's resignation came during the June 15 Board of Selectmen meeting, following a motion by Selectman Patrick Barrett to reappoint him; the minutes record "no response from the other Selectboard members" and no formal vote tally.
Tolland selectmen unanimously approve solar tax deal and utility poles. The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to accept a 20-year tax valuation agreement for CVE's planned solar array on Colebrook River Road and approved Eversource's request to place poles at the same location. Selectman Steven
The Tolland Board of Selectmen unanimously approved conservation restrictions on properties owned by Susan L. Clark and Joseph and Kelly Clark, with Massachusetts Audubon Society holding the deed restrictions while private ownership remains intact. The restrictions prohibit building and development
Tolland Selectmen held warrant review but recorded no formal votes. Public attendees raised concerns about a proposed police cruiser petition, public records fees, and disclosure gaps in the budget hearing. Lise Letellier announced she would move forward with her warrant petition despite a request
Tolland Selectmen approve highway equipment buy and weigh staffing gaps. The board unanimously authorized a $19,490 Turbo Double Blower purchase for the highway department, funded from the $68,000 public works account surplus, as Highway Superintendent Kate Donovan outlined dirt-road maintenance
Tolland Selectmen table solar PILOT agreement, defer future talks. The board expressed confidence in Assessor's Clerk Jessica Kelmelis's recommendation on the Colebrook River Road project, deferring further discussion while acknowledging developer CVE needs planning information. Chair Steven
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