Wilbraham Conservation Commission approves Order of Conditions for 792 Tinkham Road single-family dwelling and wetland restoration. Chairman Christopher Brown and commissioners voted 5-0 to close the public hearing and issue conditions within 21 days after revised plans increased tree and shrub
Board of Assessors approves $172,782.99 in motor vehicle excise tax commitment. Chairman John Wesolowski, Board Members Lawrence LaBarbera and Roger Roberge, and Principal Assessor Christopher Keefe signed the Levy 2026 Motor Vehicle Excise Tax Commitment #03 and the Fiscal Year 2026 Solar PILOT of
Select Board approves 3.5% fiscal 2027 raise for non-union town staff. Chair Michael A. Squindo and Clerk Susan C. Bunnell voted yes; Vice Chair Marc Ducey voted no. The board also unanimously approved a food truck permit for Stawco LLC dba Krazy Jake's, contingent on inspections and fees, and
Building Utilization Committee schedules June 3 cross-committee workshop on municipal-building futures. The committee approved four scenarios for presentation: consolidating Town Hall, Parks and Recreation, Water and Sewer, and IT at Memorial; maintaining status quo with Parks and Recreation at
Wilbraham Advisory Board of Health recommended the town hire an additional health agent. The board voted to recommend the Select Board streamline regional public health permitting processes and consider staffing additions to Eastern Hampden Shared Public Health Services. Health Director Ryan Paxton
The Wilbraham Open Space and Recreation Plan Committee unanimously approved prior minutes and advanced trail initiatives including branded merchandise and a new Gmail account. Committee members discussed land acquisition criteria focused on properties adjacent to existing trails, those containing
Wilbraham Library Board approves third quarter budget and eyes leadership transition. The Board unanimously approved the third quarter financial report, with Director Melissa Harter explaining that the library used state aid to maintain the 16 percent materials requirement while shifting funds to
Wilbraham Historical Commission unanimously approved prior minutes and interviewed candidate Bradley Gregory, a Wilbraham Atheneum trustee and Planning Board member, for membership. The Commission holds $6,000 in Community Preservation Act funds for a memorial marker on Main Street and Federal Lane
The Wilbraham Conservation Commission approved two Notice of Intent applications and funded community projects April 13. Chairman Christopher Brown and four members voted unanimously to issue conditions for Nathan Moriarty's retaining wall and patio replacement at 28 Mill Brook Drive, with the
Water Commissioners discuss fire hydrant cost-sharing with Fire Department. The hydrant in front of the Fire Department, damaged for six months during training use, currently costs approximately $1,200 per repair while the Fire Department pays $4,600 annually toward general maintenance.
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