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Select Board approves solar speed-limit signs for East Street, five staffing and municipal actions.

Avon Select Board approves solar speed-limit signs, staffing, and contracts. Chair Jason L. Suzor, Clerk Eric S. Beckerman, and Associate Shannon M. Coffey unanimously approved two solar-powered speed-limit signs for East Street at approximately $9,000, funded from a 2021 warrant article, after

Select Board convenes briefly to prepare for Special Town Meeting.

Select Board convenes briefly to prepare Special Town Meeting articles. With Chair Jason L. Suzor absent, Clerk Eric S. Beckerman and Associate Shannon M. Coffey reviewed warrant articles and assigned presentations: Mr. Beckerman will present Articles One and Four, Ms. Coffey Article Two, and Chief

Special Town Meeting approves labor deals and police vehicle purchases.

Avon approves labor contracts and police vehicles at Special Town Meeting. Moderator Michael Nelson opened the 56-voter assembly at 6:36 PM Tuesday, which approved successor collective bargaining agreements with A.F.S.C.M.E. Local 1395 (approximately $25,000 from FY26 Salary Reserve) and the Avon

Planning Board withdraws municipal building project; 2040 Master Plan approved

Avon Planning Board votes unanimously to withdraw approvals for proposed municipal building at 106 and 120 East Main Street. Chair Chuck Comeau and board members voted to deny the site plan and special permits for the project, which would have demolished existing structures and constructed a new

Finance Committee approves prior minutes, debates police vehicle purchase.

Avon Finance Committee approves prior minutes and scrutinizes police vehicle purchase. The committee, chaired by Suzzette Waters, raised concerns about proposed cruiser spending and vehicle specifications as part of Special Town Meeting Article 3, questioning whether $160,000 in vehicle purchases