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Board of Selectmen approves fiscal year 2023 water rate increase and historic auto dealer license. DPW Director William A. Fitzgerald's tiered rate structure increases base charges to $100 and raises usage rates 14 percent across all tiers; most residential customers occupy Tiers 1 and 2, with

Avon School Committee unanimously raises substitute teacher pay to $100-$125 daily. Superintendent Christine Godino recommended the increase from a proposed $75-$100 rate, citing surrounding district pay that ranges from $90-$130 daily. Member Claudia Lucia's amended motion passed with support from

Avon Public Library Board of Trustees continues infrastructure and digital resource initiatives. The board approved September meeting minutes and discussed ongoing building maintenance projects, including nearly completed fire safety work and repairs needed for windows, restrooms, and drainage.

Board of Health suspends A-1 Market tobacco permit for 30 days over hidden products. A health inspection on October 5 found flavored vape and JUUL devices hidden in multiple store locations, marking the second and third violations in less than 12 months. The Board voted unanimously to suspend the

Avon Council on Aging outlines winter calendar and new initiatives. Jane Carthas, COA Director, and council members approved the September meeting minutes and discussed the Senior to Senior Program launching November 1st, pairing high school seniors with council members for servicemen card-writing.