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 Cultural Council plans comedy show, summer events. Chair Lise Le Tellier reported organizing a Comedy Night on May 16 at the PSC with Secretary Marybeth Ballard coordinating food, a Community Event in September featuring Acoustic Bandwidth with sound equipment from Tom Grunwald, and an
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
Conservation Commission approves restoration plan for unauthorized tree clearing. The Commission unanimously backed a landscape restoration proposal by Berkshire Engineering for property owner Amanda Cernitz at 0 Otter Pond Trail, Lot 17, following an Order of Enforcement issued January 29, 2026.
Finance Committee unanimously approves $7,273.92 emergency transfer from Reserve Fund to Fire Department. Fire Chief Eric Munson III presented an Allegiance Trucks repair estimate of $9,912.96 for the department's 2013 7500 SBA 6X4 MAXXFORCE vehicle. The transfer depletes the Reserve Fund after an
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
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 Conservation Commission denies extension request from Wildwood Property Owners Association. The vote was 2-0 against extending NOI 306-0093 for beach maintenance, with the Commission finding the original notice expired and requiring a new application with detailed work plans. Chair Les Cohn
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
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