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Avon Council on Aging addresses staffing and meal service after four-month shutdown. The board met for the first time since January to discuss operations following the COVID-19 closure, learning that Director Gene Mazzella had resigned effective June 1. Council members received notice that free

Avon Capital Planning Committee approves financial policy framework amid police firearms discussion. The Capital Planning Committee unanimously approved a financial policy framework and authorized Chair Matthew Doucet to sign the policy on behalf of the committee. Members reviewed the FY2021-FY2025

Avon Park and Recreation Commission defers summer program planning pending state guidance. The five-member board met remotely with Chairperson Carl Fischer, Commissioners Ben Chapman, Barbara Littlefield, and Steve McCarthy, and Program Director Jennifer Mayo. Board of Health representative

Designer Selection Committee votes to recommend P&P General Contractors for Fire Station project. The Avon committee moved unanimously to send the recommendation to the Select Board, with Chair Tracy Self set to present it at the Selectmen's May 28 and June 4 meetings. Members also unanimously

Conservation Commission unanimously approves septic upgrade order for Littlefield Street industrial site. The project, presented by Collins Civil Engineering Group, includes a 6,000-gallon septic tank and 3,500-gallon pump chamber replacement, with conditions requiring 48-hour notice for erosion