Whately signs mutual aid agreement with Hatfield to cover Interstate 91 emergencies
Whately Fire Department’s Engine 4. Per a proposed mutual aid agreement with Hatfield, the Whately Fire Department would be responsible for coverage of the Interstate 91 southbound lane in Hatfield, while the Hatfield Fire Department would be responsible for the northbound lane in Whately. STAFF FILE PHOTO/ANDY CASTILLO
Published: 3/1/2021 3:41:47 PM
WHATELY Following a brief discussion last week, the Selectboard voted to sign a mutual aid agreement with Hatfield, effectively swapping coverage areas for a portion of Interstate 91 to improve their emergency response.
The proposed agreement, which was submitted by Hatfield Fire Chief Robert Flaherty for Whately to review, has not yet appeared before the Hatfield Selectboard, according to Hatfield Town Administrator Marlene Michonski.
Whately forwards mutual aid agreement on I-91 emergencies to Hatfield board
Whately Fire Department’s Engine 4. Per a proposed mutual aid agreement with Hatfield, the Whately Fire Department would be responsible for coverage of the Interstate 91 southbound lane in Hatfield, while the Hatfield Fire Department would be responsible for the northbound lane in Whately. STAFF FILE PHOTO/ANDY CASTILLO
Published: 3/2/2021 1:02:06 PM
WHATELY Following a brief discussion last week, the Select Board voted to sign a mutual aid agreement with Hatfield, effectively swapping coverage areas for a portion of Interstate 91 to improve their emergency response.
The proposed agreement, which was submitted by Hatfield Fire Chief Robert Flaherty for Whately to review, has not yet been taken up by the Hatfield Select Board, said Hatfield Town Administrator Marlene Michonski.
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Nova Scotia announces more than $7M for affordable housing projects
Nova Scotia announced $5.7 million in spending for the construction of new housing units in four communities and $2 million for repairing and adapting existing low-income homes.
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Most of the money will be spent on 4 major projects, rest will fund low-income home repairs
Posted: Feb 03, 2021 5:31 PM AT | Last Updated: February 3
The lion s share of the funding, $5.7 million, will go toward 4 affordable housing projects in the province.(CBC)
The government of Nova Scotia will spend more than $7 million to tackle the lack of affordable housing in the province.
The Department of Municipal Affairs and Housing said in a news release Wednesday that $5.7 million has been set aside to create 109 new affordable housing units in four separate developments.
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