As part of the state’s Firefighter Safety Equipment Grant program, many districts in Franklin County and the North Quabbin region received money to fund equipment replacements to ensure firefighters are properly and safely outfitted while on the.
SHELBURNE The town is seeking the public’s input to choose the species of 14 trees that will be planted this fall as part of the Bridge Street reconstruction project.The trees will replace 11 trees and two stumps that are being removed from Bridge.
Info session to cover upcoming Bridge Street reconstruction in Shelburne Falls
An informational meeting is scheduled for Wednesday to discuss the first phase of reconstruction on Bridge Street in Shelburne Falls, pictured, which is slated to begin the week of May 17. Staff Photo/Paul Franz
Published: 5/9/2021 4:00:33 PM
SHELBURNE FALLS An informational meeting is scheduled for Wednesday morning to discuss the first phase of Bridge Street reconstruction, which is slated to begin the week of May 17.
The project involves repairs to Bridge Street from the Iron Bridge to roughly Baker Avenue. It is being funded by a Community Development Block Grant and a $10,000 contribution from the Shelburne Falls Fire District, according to Linda Overing of Breezeway Farm Consulting, who is managing the $787,832 grant.
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State officials discuss water infrastructure funding
Participants at Wednesday’s discussion on water infrastructure funding, which was organized by the Franklin Regional Council of Governments, Pioneer Valley Planning Commission and Berkshire Regional Planning Commission. Screenshot
Published: 2/25/2021 6:42:28 PM
State and local officials met remotely Wednesday night to discuss the importance of locating funding to support local and regional water suppliers and treatment facilities.
“While we often don’t think enough about our water and wastewater infrastructure, and it’s sometimes not the most exciting topic on the table, I think it’s easy to agree that the work of local and regional wastewater utilities has never been more critical,” said Kathleen Theoharides, secretary of the state Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs.