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Park and Rec Commission seeks level funding for coming fiscal year. The board unanimously approved October and November meeting minutes, with Chairman Daniel Hart, Vice Chairman Benjamin Chapman, Commissioners Jocelyn Lyons and Matthew Ferro present; Marci Kovick was absent. The commission planned

Avon Housing Authority approves FYE22 budget with $95,887 state subsidy. Chairman Janet Jensen, Vice Chairman Kevin Edwards, Treasurer Judy Laniewski, and Member Gary Qualter unanimously approved the operating budget showing total revenue of $425,487 against expenses of $446,242. Fee Accountant

Avon Planning Board extended a public hearing on 540 Bodwell Street to December 16. Chair Chuck Comeau and members unanimously approved November 4 minutes and voted unanimously to extend the hearing. Michael Yentile of Kimley-Horn presented preliminary plans for Costco's ADA compliance upgrades at

Avon School Committee unanimously approves Superintendent Godino's two-year strategic improvement goals. The four-part plan includes establishing diversity, equity and inclusion action plans and a comprehensive facilities plan for the district. The committee also unanimously adopted the Butler

Avon Public Library trustees eliminate overdue fines, joining surrounding libraries in the movement to fine-free borrowing. Library Director Elise LaForge reported that offer letters have been sent for two part-time circulation assistant positions and that a Massachusetts Board of Library