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Energy Committee Advances Manager Hire, Website Launch

Bedford's Energy Committee received 18 applications for a new Community and Sustainability Manager this week. Chair Patricia Fabian reported that approximately 80 percent of applicants have sustainability experience, with interviews expected to begin the following week. The committee advanced

VFW park project advances with design consultant approval

Depot Park committee approves $1,200 design proposal to advance VFW park project. Architect Brett Thibault's proposal will develop a scope of work following the December completion of the former VFW clubhouse demolition, which came in under the $35,000 Town Meeting budget with $7,320 remaining for

Council on Aging shifts meeting schedule, pursues FY27 budget advocacy

Council on Aging changes schedule, crafts year-long budget advocacy plan. With only a 2 percent budget increase recommended amid town cutbacks, the board voted to change meetings to the fourth Tuesday of each month and outlined a sustained strategy to secure FY27 funding for an enhanced medical

Select Board reorganizes; police labor deal ratified

Select Board reorganizes and ratifies police contract through 2029. Daniel Brosgol was unanimously elected Chair and Terrence Parker as Clerk at the board's March 23 meeting. All five members present voted 5-0-0 to ratify the Bedford Police Officers Association MOU for fiscal years 2027 through

Finance Committee defers votes on charter amendments and zoning articles to Monday.

Finance Committee postpones recommendations on three warrant articles to Monday meeting. Chair Ben Thomas, with members Philip Prince, Karen Dunn, Allen Jimerson, and Vincent Xu present, withdrew a motion on Article 26 Charter Amendments and failed 4-0-1 on a disapproval recommendation for Articles