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Annual Town Meeting approves $27.5 million FY2022 budget and $2.8 million in capital. Moderator Frank Staffier oversaw 33 of 34 articles, with major approvals for Fire Department equipment totaling $475,000 and $275,000 for water system improvements. The town established a special education reserve

Avon Finance Committee unanimously approves warrant for ZipPrint and Post Office payments. Chair Daniel Norian, with members Judith Leggett, James Norian, and Shannon Coffey present, led the committee through two unanimous votes during a remote Zoom meeting on April 30. The committee approved the

Avon Designer Selection Committee approves $440,000 in combined fire station project costs. The committee, chaired by Tracy Self, unanimously voted to approve eight construction change orders ranging from $1,007 to $29,976 and project invoices totaling $385,037.88 from multiple vendors. The

Avon School Committee presents FY2022 budget of $10.5 million. Superintendent Christine Godino presented a budget request totaling $10,478,329, including $9,517,707 in local funding and $2,465,569 in Chapter 70 state aid. District enrollment declined by approximately 40 students this year. The

Avon Planning Board unanimously recommends zoning change to allow self-service gas sales. Jason Suzor, Jr. moved to amend Section 255-5.3 of the Zoning Bylaw to permit self-service gasoline sales in the general business district through a special permit process, seconded by Charles Marinelli; the