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Fall 2024 Councilor Update
Council has spent the last several meetings wrapping up old business before we change seats with the incoming council. The swearing in ceremony is scheduled for December 3rd at 6:00. The existing council will give final statements and finalize minutes then the new council will be seated. I look forward to renewing my commitment to… Read more
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Safety & Tax Bill
Washington County Fair I’m excited for the upcoming Fair! Many residents had concerns with safety surrounding the fair. Last year’s road closure was a one off issue caused by a rainy day and a busier day after. However, they have made changes this year to improve. They worked in collaboration with our police, fire and… Read more
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Municipal Court
Municipal Courts have proven themselves to be successful in surrounding towns such as Hopkinton and Charlestown. In 2018, the Council discussed starting a municipal court for police/traffic matters only. That council decided it was not the best time. In 2022, Town Planner, Shaun Lacey, suggested establishing a municipal court for building/zoning matters. That Council decided… Read more
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Personnel & New Solicitor
Personnel The Town Council moved forward with hiring Attorney Chris Zangari as our new Solicitor. His prior zoning and solicitor experience allowed him to hit the ground running! There have been other staffing changes as well. Last year, there was a lot of discussion and complaints about the hiring/firing procedure from my colleague. I initiated… Read more
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Legal, Employees and Open Government
Solicitor Interviews The Town Council held solicitor interviews earlier this month. We had two applicants. Whoever is not selected will remain confidential and whoever is hired will be public. Much like employee hiring. The Town Council is holding a special meeting on January 30th at 6:30, after our ethics training to further discuss these candidates… Read more
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Changes for the New Year
The Town of Richmond is starting off 2024 with a lot of changes. In December, Richmond’s Town Solicitor withdrew her request for reappointment. I thank her for her many years of service to our town and wish her well on her future endeavors. We will be looking at applications for a new solicitor soon. Additionally,… Read more
