Avon Housing Authority approves $500,826 fiscal year 2023 budget with $161,626 subsidy request. Board Chairman M. Janet Jensen and all four board members unanimously backed the spending plan, establishing expenses of $500,826 against revenue of $467,826. Executive Director Sherry Guilbault reported

Avon Park and Recreation Commission reorganizes with new leadership after Chair D Hart stepped down by letter. Commissioners unanimously elected B Chapman as Chair and J Lyons as Vice Chair, and also unanimously approved two major initiatives: a portable-toilet provision for the October 1

Planning Board outlines approval requirements for proposed East Main Street development. Chair Chuck Comeau and members Charles Comeau, Jr., Charles Marinelli, and Jason Suzor, Jr. reviewed Adley Electric's proposal for a 3,600-square-foot mixed-use project combining office space and residential

Avon School Committee unanimously approves dress code amendment allowing head coverings. The revision, presented by Principal Shawn Desmond and endorsed by all five committee members, permits head coverings worn for hair protection and religious or cultural purposes while maintaining restrictions

Avon Zoning Board approves roadway layout for Brave Estates housing project. The ZBA, chaired by Kevin Foster, unanimously approved the building roadway layout for the 36-unit residential development proposed at 188 Central Street, which will include 9 affordable units across four buildings. The