Tolland Selectmen approve written response to Wildwood owners on Otter Pond sediment. Chair Steven DellaGiustina stated that road maintenance on Hartland Road complies with Massachusetts General Law, while DPW Superintendent Kate Donovan agreed to install erosion control measures along ditches. The
Tolland Selectboard reviews FY27 budget with Finance Committee, unanimously approving MassDOT grant for post-mounted speed signs. The budget discussion covered county retirement increases of $35,406, level funding for most departments, and school budget of $387,564 including vocational
Tolland Selectmen approve solar tax agreement and equipment operator hire. The board unanimously adopted a 20-year tax agreement for a CVE solar array on Colebrook River Road valued at $42,675 annually, presented by Board of Assessors member Jessica Kelmelis. In a second unanimous vote, the board
Board of Selectmen unanimously authorized Matt Ripley, Granville Fire Chief, to apply on behalf of Tolland for a $250,000 state fiber grant, with Tolland responsible for a $12,500 match. The board also unanimously appointed Joanne Duval to the Finance Committee. Tolland Fire Chief Eric Munson
Tolland Selectmen unanimously advanced the FY27 Police budget and authorized a $92,000 patrol cruiser purchase from the existing Cruiser Account. Police Chief Scott Bergeron presented the $31,355.63 budget request, a $156 increase from FY26, tied to salary alignment with other town departments. The
Tolland Selectmen approve $14,000 pavement-inventory program and promote interim foreman. The board unanimously funded a Pioneer Valley Planning survey to rate road condition and guide maintenance budgets, with DPW Superintendent Kate Donovan citing the tool's value for prioritization. Charles
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