Board of Selectmen endorses $25,000 acoustic ceiling solution for Town House. Preservation architect Norman Larson recommended the Descoustics Claro fiberglass panel system for the 500 square foot meeting space at approximately 20 to 25 dollars per square foot for materials, with installation
Brookfield Selectmen approve computer purchases and appoint Conservation Commission member. With Chair Ed Gauthier absent, Selectmen Rich Zacher and Austin Fifield unanimously approved a desktop computer for the Town Clerk's Office and a laptop for the Supervisors of the Checklist. The board also
Brookfield Selectmen approve $98,600 in manifests, authorize computer purchases. With Chair Ed Gauthier absent, Selectmen Rich Zacher and Austin Fifield unanimously approved town spending totaling $98,576.90, including payroll and final 2025 expenses, plus new computers for the Town Clerk's Office
Planning Board approves eight zoning amendments for town meeting. Chair Ed Ingalls presided over a public hearing on six state housing law amendments and one local proposal affecting signs. All eight articles passed unanimously 6-0, including modifications that increase permitted sign size to 10
Joint board holds budget information session for Brookfield. The Board of Selectmen and Governor Wentworth Regional School District board convened January 8 for an informational meeting to clarify the school district's budgetary process and justify requests in the 2026/27 proposed budget. Selectmen
Brookfield Conservation Commission approves annual report, nominates resident as alternate member. The Brookfield Conservation Commission unanimously approved its 2025 annual report and unanimously nominated resident Jen McGown as an alternate member with a term ending in 2029, pending Selectmen
Brookfield selectmen approve $1.58 million budget and warrant articles for town meeting. The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to approve the 2026 operating budget of $1,581,282 and recommend warrant articles totaling $286,000 in appropriations. Two articles request $207,000 total ($62,000 and
Selectmen approve Guttadaro's 25-year practice of distributing town salted sand to neighbors. The Board of Selectmen voted 2-0, with one abstention, to authorize Dave Guttadaro of Cate's Lane to use his bobcat to distribute salted sand from the town's salt shed for driveway use. Chair Ed Gauthier
Brookfield's Board of Selectmen votes to approve continued salt sand distribution for Cate's Lane residents. Selectman Austin Fifield moved to allow Dave Guttadaro to continue using his bobcat to distribute approximately 2 cubic yards of salted sand from the town's shed annually to residents'
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