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Board of Selectmen schedules follow-up workshop for town administrator recruitment. At the January 11 workshop, Chairman Eric S. Beckerman reported contacting three recruiting firms—Community Paradigm Associates, Municipal Resources Inc., and Collins Center—to manage the search for a new Town

Avon Parks and Recreation Commission unanimously approves batch of prior-meeting minutes. The commission approved minutes from 11 meetings held between June and December 2022 at its January 10 gathering. Chairman Ben Chapman, Vice Chair Jocelyn Lyons, and Commissioners Marci Kovick and Dan Hart

Avon Council on Aging outlines senior services expansion including bathroom renovation and tax relief initiative. The board reported completion of a Department of Public Works bathroom renovation and outlined the Senior Tax Write Off program, accepting 10 lottery applicants for a maximum $1,000

Avon Selectmen appoint interim administrator, approve housing rehabilitation plan. The Board of Selectmen unanimously named James Purcell as Interim Town Administrator following Gregory S. Enos's resignation, with Purcell to work approximately 20 to 25 hours per week for 18 to 20 weeks during the

Avon Public Library Board of Trustees approves staff training and community programs. The board endorsed professional development including $875-per-person leadership training for Director Elise LaForge and one staff member, plus $200-per-person cataloging courses for two technicians from State