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GranbyMA averageUS Census ACS
Typical home value $413,375 +0.6% yr/yr · +25.8% 5-yr
Home-value trend 2000–2026 (Zillow ZHVI)
👤 Members & officials (23)
Members seen in recent official meeting records — names and roles as published.
Who’s on the April 22, 2025 boh
- Jacob Lafleche
- Lynn Diniz
- Neil Jackson
- Scott Grondin
- Tom Quinlan
Who’s on the April 7, 2025 boh
- Alan Weiss
- Diane Percy
- Peter Wilson
Who’s on the BOH
- Bill Shaheen
- Bill Palko
Who’s on the January 28, 2025 boh
- Bob Sheehan
- David Gaspari
- Diane Percy
- Mike Pietras
- Tim Maginnis
Who’s on the March 25, 2025 boh
- Bob Sharma
- Mike Quesnel
Who’s on the WSB Comm
- Dayle Clark
- Jen Silva
- Jim Trompke
- Lynn Mercier
- Micheline Turgeon
- Steve Chojmacki
🗳️ How this town voted (54 contests)
Official town-by-town returns — MA Secretary of the Commonwealth (PD43+). ✓ marks this town's plurality choice.
U.S. Senate 2024-11-05
John Deaton ✓ 2,058 · Elizabeth Ann Warren 1,813
U.S. House — 1st Congressional 2024-11-05
Richard E. Neal ✓ 2,033 · Nadia Donya Milleron 1,587
State Senate — Hampden, Hampshire & Worcester 2024-11-05
Jacob R. Oliveira ✓ 2,611
State Representative — 2nd Hampshire 2024-11-05
Homar Gomez ✓ 1,191
State Representative — 3rd Hampshire 2024-11-05
Mindy Domb ✓ 1,328
Register of Probate — Hampshire County 2024-11-05
Mark Smith Ames ✓ 2,485
Register of Deeds — Hampshire 2024-11-05
Mary K. Olberding ✓ 2,544
President 2024-11-05
Harris/ Walz ✓ 1,930 · Trump/ Vance 1,921 · Ayyadurai/ Ellis 21 · Stein/ Caballero-Roca 18 · Oliver/ Ter Maat 16 · De La Cruz/ Garcia 8
Governor's Council — 8th 2024-11-05
Tara J. Jacobs ✓ 2,529
Clerk of Courts — Hampshire County 2024-11-05
Daniel R. Carey ✓ 2,537
U.S. Senate 2024-09-03
Elizabeth Ann Warren ✓ 487
U.S. Senate 2024-09-03
John Deaton ✓ 302 · Robert J. Antonellis 38 · Ian Cain 12
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Tue Sep 1, 2026
September 1, 2026 State Primary Sample Ballots Precinct 1
Granby residents vote in the September 1, 2026, Massachusetts state primary.
This document is an official specimen ballot for the Massachusetts state primary election held on Tuesday, September 1, 2026. It lists candidates for various state and federal offices, including Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, and U.S. Senator. The ballot includes both Democratic and Republican party sections for Precinct 1 in Granby. No local municipal decisions, contracts, or ordinances are discussed in this document.
- Election date: Tuesday, September 1, 2026
- Location: Granby, Massachusetts, Precinct 1
- Offices listed: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Auditor, Register of Probate, U.S. Senator, U.S. Representative, State Senator, State Representative, District Attorney, and Councillor
- Includes write-in spaces for candidates not listed on the ballot
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Sun Oct 25, 2026
October 25 Calendar Activities
Granby Council on Aging October 2025 activity calendar — no business meeting agenda provided
This document is a monthly activity calendar for the Granby Council on Aging, not a meeting agenda. It lists daily senior center programs such as Zumba Gold, BINGO, cribbage, foot care, and a health fair. No votes, ordinances, contracts, or public hearings are included.
- Oct 7: Lunch outing to Rail Trail Ale House
- Oct 7: State Representative Homar Gomez visit (4-5 PM)
- Oct 14: COA meeting (9:30 AM)
- Oct 21: Health Fair and COA pizza lunch
- Oct 31: Halloween party lunch
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OCTOBER 2025
MON DAY TUE SDAY WED NESDAY THU RSDAY FRI DAY
“Hello, October!
Let the leaves fall &
the adventures
begin.”
1
9:30 Veteran’s Corner
1:00 BINGO
2
10:00 HB & B –Robbin
12:00 B/P clinic
12:15 Cribbage
3
10:00 Zumba Gold
12:15 Canasta
6
9-10 Reiki
9:30 Foot Care
10:00 Healthy Bones &
Balance -Linda & Barb
12:30 Pitch
1:00 Stamp Collectors
7
Lunch Outing ~ Rail Trail Ale House
10:00 HB& B -Robbin
11:00 -11:30 Chair volleyball
1:00 Quilting Group
3:30 -7 Open evening hours
4-5 State Rep. Homar Gomez
8
9-10 Water aerobics
9:30 Chair yoga
1:00 Cross -stitching
9
10:00 HB & B –Gloria
12:00 Movie of the month ~
Facing the Giants
12:15 Cribbage
10
10:00 Zumba Gold
12:15 Canasta
13
Closed for
Columbus Day
14
9:00 Social Hour
10:00 HB& B -Robbin
11:00 -11:30
Chair volleyball
15
9:30 COA meeting
12:00 Birthday Cake
1:00 BINGO
16
10:00 HB & B –Linda
12:15 Cribbage
17
10:00 Zumba Gold
12:15 Canasta
20
9:30 Foot Care
10:00 HB& B -Linda & Barb
12:30 Pitch
1:00 Stamps Collectors
21
Health Fair
No Healthy Bones
12:00 COA pizza lunch
1:00 Brown Bag
1:00 Quilting Group
3:30 -7 Open evening hours
22
9:30 Chair yoga
1:00 Cross -stitching
23
10:00 HB& B –Robbin
12:15 Craft with Amy
12:15 Cribbage
24
9-10 Water aerobics
10:00 Zumba Gold
12:15 Canasta
27
9-11 Chair Massage
10:00 HB& B -Linda & Barb
12:30 Pitch
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9:30 Newsletter folding
10:00 HB& B -Ro …
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Tue Dec 1, 2026
Fiscal Year 2026 Appendix D
Granby adopts FY2026 pay schedule with hourly rates from $16.53 to $39.92
The Town of Granby, MA is presenting the Fiscal Year 2026 Compensation Plan Pay Schedule, effective July 1, 2025. The document lists hourly wage rates across nine grades and ten steps, ranging from $16.53 per hour (Grade 1, Step 1) to $39.92 per hour (Grade 9, Step 10). This is a procedural item establishing employee pay scales for the upcoming fiscal year.
- Hourly rates range from $16.53 (Grade 1, Step 1) to $39.92 (Grade 9, Step 10)
- Pay schedule effective July 1, 2025 for Fiscal Year 2026
- Nine pay grades with ten steps each
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APPENDIX D COMPENSATION PLAN PAY SCHEDULE
July 1, 2025
STEP
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
GRADE
1 16.53 17.03 17.54 18.07 18.61 19.17 19.75 20.34 20.95 21.58
2 17.85 18.39 18.94 19.51 20.10 20.70 21.32 21.96 22.62 23.30
3 19.28 19.86 20.46 21.07 21.70 22.35 23.02 23.71 24.42 25.15
4 20.82 21.44 22.08 22.74 23.42 24.12 24.84 25.59 26.36 27.15
5 22.49 23.16 23.85 24.57 25.31 26.07 26.85 27.66 28.49 29.34
6 24.29 25.02 25.77 26.54 27.34 28.16 29.00 29.87 30.77 31.69
7 26.23 27.02 27.83 28.66 29.52 30.41 31.32 32.26 33.23 34.23
8 28.33 29.18 30.06 30.96 31.89 32.85 33.84 34.86 35.91 36.99
9 30.60 31.52 32.47 33.44 34.44 35.47 36.53 37.63 38.76 39.92
Tue Dec 1, 2026
Fiscal Year 2026 Finance Booklet
Granby’s FY2026 budget rises 5.3% with $1.5M in built-in cost pressures
The Finance and Capital Improvement committees presented Granby’s proposed Fiscal Year 2026 budget totaling $27.5 million, a 5.3% increase over FY2025. State aid is projected to fall slightly while local tax levy and free cash will cover rising costs, including a $586K health-insurance jump and $573K net-school-spending increase. The Capital Improvement Plan recommends $801,723 in new equipment and systems across schools, public safety, and public works.
- Total FY2026 budget $27.5M, up 5.3%
- State aid $6.96M, down 0.1%
- Health-insurance premiums up $586,493
- Net school-spending requirement up $573,471
- Capital plan allocates $801,723 for generator replacement, cruiser, trucks, and upgrades
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GRANBY, MASSACHUSETTS
FINANCE COMMITTEE AND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT
COMMITTEE REPORTS 2025-2026
AND WARRANT ARTICLES
Please bring this report to the
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING Monday, June 9, 2025 at 7:00 P.M.
East Meadow School
REPORT OF THE
FINANCE COMMITTEE
FOR FISCAL YEAR 2025
WITH RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR FISCAL YEAR 2026
Overview
Granby has a balanced budget for FY 2026.
Total State Aid to Granby is projected to be $6,963,844 for the coming fiscal year. This is a
decrease of $8,724 which is about 0.1% lower than for the current fiscal year.
State Aid for Schools, including School Choice funds, is projected to be $5,628,187.
This is about 1.0% lower than the current fiscal year, and represents about 80.8% of
Granby’s total State Aid.
State Aid for General Government functions is projected to be $1,335,657. This is about
3.4% higher than the current fiscal year, and represents about 19.2% of Granby’s total
State Aid.
Chapter 90 income, which pays for road repairs and improvements, is projected to be $272,708.
This is the same as the current fiscal year. These funds are lower than they have been in any
year since FY 2011.
As of the writing of this document, a State Budget has not been made final, and some of these
figures could change.
The Budget
The budget guidelines for General Government Departments for FY 2026 are:
1. Recommended raises for elected officials are 3%;
2. Town employees subject to the Perso …
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Sat May 1, 2027
FY27AppendixD
Council to vote on $2.2M contract for Main Street repaving
The City Council will vote on a $2.2 million contract with ABC Paving for the Main Street repaving project. A public hearing on the proposed zoning change for 123 Elm Street is also scheduled. The council will discuss a resolution to fund the new community center.
- $2.2M contract with ABC Paving for Main Street repaving
- Public hearing on zoning change for 123 Elm Street
- Resolution to fund new community center
- Discussion of park improvement bids
- Appointment of new planning board member
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APPENDIX D COMPENSATION PLAN PAY SCHEDULE
July 1, 2026
STEP
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
GRADE
1 17.03 17.54 18.07 18.61 19.17 19.75 20.34 20.95 21.58 22.23
2 18.39 18.94 19.51 20.10 20.70 21.32 21.96 22.62 23.30 24.00
3 19.86 20.46 21.07 21.70 22.35 23.02 23.71 24.42 25.15 25.90
4 21.45 22.09 22.75 23.43 24.13 24.85 25.60 26.37 27.16 27.97
5 23.17 23.87 24.59 25.33 26.09 26.87 27.68 28.51 29.37 30.25
6 25.02 25.77 26.54 27.34 28.16 29.00 29.87 30.77 31.69 32.64
7 27.02 27.83 28.66 29.52 30.41 31.32 32.26 33.23 34.23 35.26
8 29.18 30.06 30.96 31.89 32.85 33.84 34.86 35.91 36.99 38.10
9 31.51 32.46 33.43 34.43 35.46 36.52 37.62 38.75 39.91 41.11
Sat May 1, 2027
Fiscal Year 2027 Finance Booklet
Granby proposes $28.7M FY2027 budget, warns of financial complacency
The Finance Committee presents a balanced $28.7 million budget for FY2027, a 4.3% increase over FY2026, with $432,211 in capital equipment funded by borrowing. The committee warns against complacency, noting risks such as spending over 80% of Free Cash on operating expenses and declining stabilization funds. The Capital Improvement Committee recommends $631,082 in capital projects, including a fire department UTV, highway dump truck, and police cruiser. The Annual Town Meeting will consider 32 warrant articles, including the budget and capital requests.
- Total FY2027 budget of $28.7 million, up 4.3% from FY2026
- State aid projected at $7,098,447, a 1.9% increase
- Capital Improvement Committee recommends $631,082 in projects, including $120,000 dump truck and $72,941 police cruiser
- Finance Committee warns of financial risks including declining stabilization funds and high Free Cash spending
- Annual Town Meeting scheduled for May 11 and June 8, 2026, with 32 warrant articles
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GRANBY, MASSACHUSETTS
FINANCE COMMITTEE AND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT
COMMITTEE REPORTS 2026-2027
AND WARRANT ARTICLES
Please bring this report to the
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING Monday, June 8, 2026 at 7:00 P.M.
East Meadow School
REPORT OF THE
FINANCE COMMITTEE
FOR FISCAL YEAR 2026
WITH RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR FISCAL YEAR 2027
Overview
The Town of Granby has a balanced budget for FY 2027.
Total Aid from the Commonwealth (State Aid) to Granby is projected to be $7,098,447 for the
coming fiscal year beginning on 7/1/2026. This is an increase of $134,603, which is about 1.9%
higher for the current fiscal year.
State Aid for Schools, including School Choice funds, is projected to be $5,728,940.
This is about 1.8% higher than the current fiscal year, and represents about 80.7% of
Granby’s total State Aid.
State Aid for General Government functions is projected to be $1,369,507. This is about
2.5% higher than the current fiscal year, and represents about 19.3% of Granby’s total
State Aid.
Chapter 90 income, which pays for road repairs and improvements, is projected to be $463,473.
This represents an increase of $190,765 which is a 70% increase for the upcoming fiscal year.
As of the writing of this document, the Commonwealth’s budget has not been made final. As a
result, some of these figures could change.
The Budget
The budget guidelines for General Government Departments for FY 202 …
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Recent meetings
Wed Aug 12, 2026
BOH
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THE TOWN OF GRANBY
BOARD OF HEALTH MINUTES
August 12, 2026
The regular meeting of the Granby Board of Health was held by conference call/Zoom and
opened at 7:00PM.
Those present: Lee Lalonde, William Shaheen and Mael Walkowiak
Those in attendance: Matt Gilman, Steven Demont, Michael Czerwiec, Billy Berry, Tom
Qunlan, Jordan Hansen, Cindy &
David Gaspari
1. Board members Lee, Bill and Mael approved the meeting minutes of July 28, 2026.
2. All Board members approved each of the following:
Colleen's time sheet, 8/8/26
Money Turnover 8/12/26
DSCP's for 307 Chicopee Street, 152 Harris Street, and 40 Porter Street
Well application for 115 Carver Street for Cushing &
Sons
Certificate of Compliances for 50 Taylor Street, and 10 Acrebrook Drive for Alan Weiss
Certificate of Compliances for 23 School Street, 218 Batchelor Street, 303 East State Street,
and 597 Amherst Road for Neil Jackson
2026 Retail food permit for Dave's Natural Garden
Mobile food permit for Myer's Catering for 8/23 Wine Haus event, subject to inspection
Mobile food permit for All Belguim Waffles for Wine Haus events, subject to inspection
Temporary food permit for Amy's Rt 9 Bakery for Dino Fest, 9/12/26
3. The Board accepted these Title 5 Inspection Reports:
307 Chicopee Street, Robert Normand, Conditional Pass
7 Darrel Ave, Greg Everson, Pass
23 School Street, Robert Normand, Pass
152 Harris Street, Robert Normand, Conditional Pass
4. The Board instructed the Assistant to request Dermis Doucette to come to the …
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Tue Aug 11, 2026
ADA Town of Granby
Granby ADA notice: no agenda items, only accessibility policy statement
This document is a standard Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) notice from the Town of Granby, not a meeting agenda with action items. It outlines the town's commitment to non-discrimination, effective communication, and reasonable modifications for people with disabilities, and provides contact information for the ADA Coordinator.
- Contact: ADA Coordinator Lynn Snopek Mercier, 10B West Street, Granby, MA 01033, selectboardclerk@granby-ma.gov
- Requests for aids/services should be made at least 48 hours before an event
- No surcharge will be placed on individuals with disabilities for auxiliary aids or modifications
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NOTICE UNDER THE AMERICANS
WITH DISABILITIES ACT
In accordance with the requirements of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
("ADA"), the Town of Granby will not discriminate against qualified individuals with disabilities
on the basis of disability in its services, programs, or activities.
Employment: The Town of Granby does not discriminate on the basis of disability in its hiring
or employment practices and complies with all regulations promulgated by the U.S. Equal
Employment Opportunity Commission under title I of the ADA.
Effective Communication: The Town of Granby will generally, upon request, provide
appropriate aids and services leading to effective communication for qualified persons with
disabilities so they can participate equally in the Town of Granby’s programs, services, and
activities, including qualified sign language interpreters, documents in Braille, and other ways
of making information and communications accessible to people who have speech, hearing,
or vision impairments.
Modifications to Policies and Procedures: The Town of Granby will make all reasonable
modifications to policies and programs to ensure that people with disabilities have an equal
opportunity to enjoy all of its programs, services, and activities. For example, individuals with
service animals are welcomed in the Town of Granby’s offices, even where pets are generally
prohibited.
Anyone who requires an auxiliary aid or service for effective communicat …
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Sat Aug 1, 2026
Elected Officials 2026
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Term Expires
Term Expires
Board of Assessors
Planning Board
Dakota Richards
2027
Melissa St. Germain Martel
2027
William Porter, III
2028
Nathan Laflamme
2028
Gregg Leonard
2029
James Trompke
2029
Board of Health
Christopher Jarrett
2030
Lee Lalonde
2027
Nita Abbott
2031
William Shaheen
2028
Public Library Trustees
Mael Walkowiak
2029
Jennifer B Chauvin
2027
Selecboard
Denise Y Conti
2027
David A Labonte
2027
Louisa M Davis-Freeman (unexpired term)
2027
Mark l Bail
2028
Helen Hurteau
2028
Jeffrey J Lawson
2029
Rosemarie Rosen
2028
Commissioner of Burial Grounds
Melissa L Harter
2028
Gordon Landry
2027
Paula Beaulieu
2029
Ronald Harrop (Passed Away-2026)
2028
Angela Chagnon
2029
Glenn Durham (Unexpired Term)
2027
Candance Riberiro
2029
Matthew Skipton
2029
School Committee
Housing Authority
Jennifer A Bartosz
2027
Gloria Vivier
2027
*Open Seat for a unexpired term
2027
Douglas A Smith
2028
Elizabeth Lafond
2028
Joseph C Furnia
2029
Thomas Hamel
2029
Donald Lindsey
2030
Trevor F Augustino
2029
Diane Barry (State Appointee)
Tax Collector
Moderator
Nicole Menard
2027
Lynn Snopek-Mercier
2027
Town Clerk
Pathfinder Regional Vocational Technical
Emily Reed
2028
High District School Committee
Treasurer
April Judicki
2027
Steven Nally
2028
ELECTED OFFICIALS
Tue Jul 28, 2026
BOH
Board of Health reviews septic regulations and signs routine documents
The Granby Board of Health will meet on July 28, 2026, to review septic system regulations, sign routine documents, and discuss complaints. Appointments include septic system design reviews and a regulation review for replacing small septic tanks.
- Review regulation for replacing under 1,500 gal. septic tanks
- Sign FY27 Bills payable invoice for Mill Valley Vet., rabies testing on bat ($amount not specified)
- DSCP approvals for septic tanks at 597 Amherst Road and 307 Chicopee Street
- Title 5 inspection reports for 597 Amherst Rd (Conditional Pass) and 307 Chicopee Street (Conditional Pass)
- Complaints: Banana Compost at Red Fire Farm and Dickinson Farm bird cannon
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BOARD OF HEALTH AGENDA
July 28, 2026
7:00PM
Join Zoom Meeting
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Meeting ID: 827 1271 2203
Passcode: 069318
Dial:
+1-312-626-6799, US (Chicago)
+1-646-558-8656, US (New York)
*Start Recording
APPOINTMENTS:
> 7:15PM - Neil Jackson, septic system designs, 80R East Street & 2 Barton Street
> 7:25PM - Ray Mann, Red Fire Farm request to use tight tank
> 7:35PM - 7:55PM Regulation review, replacing under 1,500 gal. septic tanks
TO BE SIGNED:
> MEETING MINUTES: July 15, 2026
> Colleen timesheet, 7/25/26
> Money Turnover 7/28/26
> FY27 Bills payable invoice for Mill Valley Vet., rabies testing on bat
> DSCP for 597 Amherst Road, septic tank & d-box, Neil Jackson
> DSCP for 307 Chicopee Street, septic tank & d-box, Neil Jackson
TITLE 5 INSPECTION REPORTS:
> 597 Amherst Rd, Greg Everson, Conditional Pass
> 110 MunsIng Ridge, Dave Kibbe, Pass
> 307 Chicopee Street, Robert Normand, Conditional Pass
COMPLAINTS:
> Banana Compost at Red Fire Farm complaint
> Dickinson Farm, bird cannon complaint
DISCUSSION:
> 12 Ken Lane septic system
> Mosquito dunks
> Approval for Building Dept. applications-
> Mail/ Email/ Phone Calls
> Other Business
Tue Jul 28, 2026
BOH
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THE TOWN OF GRANBY
BOARD OF HEALTH MINUTES
July 28, 2026
The regular meeting of the Granby Board of Health was held by conference call/Zoom and
opened at 7:00PM.
Those present: Lee Lalonde, William Shaheen and Mael Walkowiak
Those in attendance: Neil Jackson, Matt Gilman, Steven Demont, Ray Mann, Sarah Voiland,
Cindy &
David Gaspari
1. The Board discussed mosquito dunks. Years ago, there were funds to purchase dunks
for residents. There are no longer funds for this. The Board would encourage residents
to purchase and use dunks in any standing water they may have in their yard.
2. Board members Lee, Bill and Mael approved the meeting minutes of July 15, 2026,
with change as noted.
3. Board members approved each of the following:
Colleen's time sheet, 7/25/26, Bill and Mael approved
Money Turnover 7/28/26, Bill and Mael approved
FY27 Bills payable for Mill Valley Vet for rabies testing on bat, Bill and Mael approved
DSCP for 597 Amherst Road, septic tank and d-box replacement, Neil Jackson, all members
approved
4. The Board accepted these Title 5 Inspection Reports:
597 Amherst Road, Greg Everson, Conditional Pass
110 Munsing Ridge, Dave Kibbe, Pass
5. The Board will discuss 307 Chicopee Street Title 5 and DSCP at the next meeting after
it is determined if there is a bed, trenches or leach pit.
6. The Board discussed a complaint about the bird cannons fi:om Dickinsons Farm. The
Board instructed the Assistant to send the complaint to Tom, Zoning Officer, to
investigate.
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Wed Jul 15, 2026
BOH
Board reviews septic designs, permits, and FY26/FY27 bills
The Granby Board of Health will hold appointments for septic system designs, review perc test season regulations, and sign multiple permits, invoices, and membership dues. The agenda includes routine approvals and discussion of building department applications.
- Appointments for septic designs at 7 Greenmeadow Lane and 80R East Street
- Review of perc test season regulations for March and April
- FY27 bills include $5,250 for Pioneer Valley Mosquito Control District and $75 for MHOA membership
- Temporary food permit for Immaculate Heart of Mary Summerfest on 8/23/26
- Well permit application for lots 9 & 10 East State Street
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BOARD OF HEALTH AGENDA
Wednesday, July 15, 2026
7:00PM
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom. us/j/83561722822?pwd=qhnz0kHYf72tcql8iiia3zcnu16MJf.1
Meeting ID: 835 6172 2822
Passcode: 581894
Dial:
+1-312-626-6799. US (Chicago)
+1-646-558-8656, US (New York)
*Start Recording
APPOINTMENTS:
> 7:15PM - Alan Weiss, septic system design, 7 Greenmeadow Lane
> 7:25PM - Neil Jackson, septic system design, 80R East Street
> 7:35PM - 7:55PM Regulation review, perc test season March & April
TO BE SIGNED:
> MEETING MINUTES: June 30, 2026
> Colleen timesheets, 6/30/26, 7/11/26
> Money Turnover 7/15/26
> Bill Shaheen, Invoice for inspections $840.00
> Mael Walkowiak, invoice for inspection $35
> Fy26 Bills payable for Bill inspections mileage $6.40, Mael inspection mileage $2.40,
Colleen mileage to/from Town Hall $36.80
> FY27 Bills payable for MHOA membership for Bill, $75.00, Pioneer Valley Mosquito
Control District, $5,250
> DSCP for 149 Taylor Street, Neil Jackson
> Well permit application for lot 9 & 10 East State Street, CT Valley Artesian Well
> Temporary food permit for Immaculate Heart of Mary, Summerfest 8/23/26
> 2 Mobile food permits for Lattitude Restaurant for events at Deere Creek Farm
> 2026 Installers permit renewal for Daniel Bernashe, Bernashe Construction
> COC for 288 Amherst Street, Alan Weiss
TITLE 5 INSPECTION REPORTS:
> 23 Cedar Drive, Robert Normand, Pass
> 149 Taylor Street, Robert Normand, Conditional Pass
> 149 Carver Street, Ernest McCool, Pass
> 2 Barton Stre …
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Wed Jul 15, 2026
BOH
✓ Decided: Board of Health deems 2 Barton Street septic system a failure
The Board approved several permits, invoices, and a septic design for 7 Greenmeadow Lane. It rejected the Title 5 report for 2 Barton Street after a camera inspection showed the system was undersized. The Board also held a regulatory review session regarding septic percolation tests and water table determinations.
- Approved June 30, 2026 meeting minutes
- Approved $5,250.00 payment to Pioneer Valley Mosquito Control District
- Approved septic system design for 7 Greenmeadow Lane
- Approved well permit for lot 9 & 10 East State Street
- Approved temporary food permit for Immaculate Heart of Mary (8/23/26)
- Approved 2 mobile food permits for Lattitude Restaurant
- Approved 2026 Installers permit renewal for Daniel Bemashe
- Rejected Title 5 report for 2 Barton Street and deemed it a failure
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THE TOWN OF GRANB Y
BOARD OF HEALTH MINUTES
July 15,2026
The regular meeting of the Granby Board of Health was held by conference call/Zoom and
opened at 7:00PM.
Those present: Lee Lalonde, William Shaheen and Mael Walkowiak
Those in attendance: Neil Jackson, Alan Weiss, Eva Gingras, Paul Gallagher, Dakota Richards
1. The Board discussed mosquito dunks. Some years ago, the Board was able to obtain
dunks and offer them to the residents at a low cost. The Board instructed the Assistant
to inquire about dunks to PVMCD to see if these may be available. This will be
discussed at the next meeting.
2. Board members Lee, Bill and Mael approved the meeting minutes of June 30, 2026.
3. All Members approved each of the following:
Colleen's time sheets, 6/30/26, 7/11/26
Money Turnover 7/15/26
Bill Shaheen, invoice for inspections, $840.00, Bill recused from approval
Mael Walkowiak, inspection invoice, $35.00, Mael recused from approval
FY26 Bills payable for Bill inspection mileage, $6.40, Mael inspection mileage, $2.40,
Colleen mileage to/from Town Hall, $36.80, Bill & Mael recused from approval of their own
invoices
FY27 Bills payable for MHOA membership for Bill, $75.00, Pioneer Valley Mosquito
Control District, $5,250.00
DSCP for 149 Taylor Street, d-box replacement, Neil Jackson
Well permit application for lot 9 & 10 East State Street for CT Valley Artesian Well
Temporary food permit for Immaculate Heart of Mary, Siunmerfest 8/23/26
2 Mobile food permits for Lattitude Restaurant for …
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Wed Jul 1, 2026
July 2026 Calendar Activities
Granby COA July 2026 activity calendar published
This is the Granby Council on Aging's activity calendar for July 2026, listing daily events such as Healthy Bones & Balance classes, Cribbage, Pitch, BINGO, and special programs like a Greece presentation and a Medicare/Final Expense presentation. No decisions or votes are recorded; it is a schedule of offerings for residents.
- Closed for the Fourth of July on July 3
- COA Board meeting on July 15
- Amherst Survival Center Food on July 17
- Medicare/Final Expense Presentation with Assurance group on July 22
- Greece Presentation on July 29
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JULY 2026
MON DAY TUE SDAY WED NESDAY THU RSDAY FRI DAY
I can be changed
by what happens to
me. But, I refuse to
be reduced by it.
Maya Angelou
1
9:00 Veteran’s Corner
11-1 Delaney Market
“Brunch Lunch”
2
10:00 HB & B – Linda
12:00 B/P Clinic
12:15 Cribbage
3
Closed for the
Fourth of July
6
10:00 Healthy Bones &
Balance —Linda & Barb
12:30 Pitch
1:00 Stamp Collectors
7
10:00 HB& B —Robbin
11:10 -11:30 Chair Volleyball
1:00 Quilting Group
3-4 HB & B — Robbin
8
1:00 Cross -stitching
2:30 FOGE meeting
9
10:00 HB & B – Gloria
1:00 Cribbage
10
9:00 HB & B
12:15 Canasta
13
9:30 Foot Care
10:00 HB& B -Linda &
Barb
12:30 Pitch
14
9:00 Social Hour
Lunch Outing — Clam Box
10:00 HB & B - Robbin
11:10 -11:30 Chair Volleyball
3-4 HB & B —Robbin
15
9:30 COA Board meeting
12:00 Birthday Cake
1:00 BINGO
16
No HB &B
12:00 COA & FOGA
Lunch
12:15 Cribbage
17
9:00 HB & B
12:15 Canasta
1:00 Amherst Survival
Center Food
20
10:00 HB& B -Linda &
Barb
12:30 Pitch
1:00 Stamp Collectors
21
10:00 HB & B — Robbin
Brown Bag
11:10 -11:30 Chair Volleyball
1:00 Quilting Group
3-4 HB & B —Robbin
22
10:00 Medicare/Final Expense
Presentation
11:30 Cheese Pizza from
Assurance group
1:00 Cross -stitching
23
10:00 HB& B – Gloria
12:15 Cribbage
12:15 Craft with Amy
24
9:00 HB & B
12:15 Canasta
27
9:00 Chair Massage
9:30 Foot Care
10:00 HB& B -Linda &
Barb
12:30 Pitch
28
9:30 Newsletter foldin …
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Wed Jul 1, 2026
July 2026 Newsletter
Granby COA July newsletter lists events, services, and memorial for Robert Camus
This is a monthly newsletter from the Granby Council on Aging, not a meeting agenda. It announces upcoming events, programs, and services for seniors, including a presentation on Medicare, a lunch at Clam Box, and a foot care clinic. It also notes the passing of advisory board member Robert Camus and lists ongoing programs like the food pantry and transportation.
- Medicare/Final Expense Presentation by Assurance Group on July 22nd at 10:00
- COA Advisory Board meeting on July 15th at 9:30
- FOGE meeting on July 8th at 2:30
- Foot Care Clinic on July 13th and 27th, $35 per appointment
- Memorial for Robert Camus, who served 11 years on the COA Advisory Board
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Granby Council on Aging
Granby, Massachusetts
July
2026
This month we will be open on
Tuesday evening for:
· Healthy Bones & Balance with Robbin
from 3-4
· Friday, July 3rd the COA will be closed
for the Fourth of July.
Council on Aging
10 West State Street
Granby, MA 01033
Hours: Monday—Friday
9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Telephone:413-467-3239
Fax: 413-467-7209
Facebook: Granby Senior Center
Καλώς ήρθατε
Philippe DeneƩe
presents his trip from Greece. July 29th at 10:00.
Enjoy a Greek appeƟzer while you listen.
RSVP by July 27th
COA & FOGE Lunch
Hamburgers & Hot Dogs
July 16th at Noon
Drinks & Dessert
RSVP by July 13th
Delaney Market will feature a
“Brunch Lunch” on July 1st
from 11:00 -1.
Please call and sign up in
advanced at 467.3239
With deepest regret, we
announce the passing of Robert
Camus. Robert served on the COA
Advisory Board for 11 years and was
a dedicated member of the FOGE
Committee, as well as a valued
volunteer at the COA. His
commitment, generosity, and years of
service touched many lives, and he
will certainly be missed by all who
knew him. Our heartfelt condolences
go out to his family and friends during
this difficult time.
July 22nd at 10:00
Medicare/Final Expense PresentaƟon
Given by Assurance group
Followed by free cheese pizza
served at 11:30
Food Pantry
Our Pantry serves
eligible residents of
Granby. Clients with
applicaƟons on file are
allowed two grocery bags
per month. The pantry’s
hours ar …
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Wed Jul 1, 2026
July Menu 2026
Granby COA July 2026 lunch menu released
The Granby Council on Aging has published its July 2026 lunch menu, available weekdays at 11:30 a.m. for a suggested donation of $3.00. The menu includes daily entrees such as chicken jambalaya, beef tacos, and lasagna rolls, with some items marked as high sodium.
- Meals are served Monday through Friday at 11:30 a.m.
- Suggested donation is $3.00 per meal.
- High sodium items are marked with an asterisk (e.g., Hawaiian Chicken Strips 575*, Sloppy Joe 152*).
- Menu is subject to change without notice.
- For questions, call the Granby COA Nutrition Department at (413) 538-9026.
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Lunch Is served at 11:30am. Please sign up atihe mealsite, CCESS |
Ye Call Nutzition Department at (413) 538-9026 with questions
July 2026 — Community Table Lunch at Granby COA MENU JS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NoTICe Care Partners
MONDAY TUESDAY : WEDNESDAY THURSDAY ‘ FRIDAY
MENU KEY: ; Suggested, Confidential, Voluntary 1 Cold Plate 2 Birthday Cake / Salad (HiGH soDium) | 3 a:
High Sodium foods (>500g) are marked with ; Apricot Chicken Salad (214) Salad w/ Citrus Dressing (278) “4 tex
fientask i Donation of $3.00/meal. Funding | Macaroni Salad (169) Hot Dog (448) wi Ketchup (85) *sV ofa,
{HIGH SODIUM) = meats with 200mg or Coleslaw (80) Herb Roasted Potatoes (18) «
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SF = SuorFree, W = Whee Gah Aahe 5 Inlop Hot Dg Bun (270), Mik (130) Oz
x2 = Double portion of vegetables Administration for Community Living.
6 7 , 8 Cold Plate { Soup . 9 Cultural Meat ~ Polish Inspired 40
Chicken Jambalaya (562°) Chicken Pot Ple (339) Beef & Veg Soup (334) Crackers (80) Lazy Man’s Galumpki (189) Panko White Fish wi Tomato Dijon
Red Beans & Rice (111) Buttermilk Biscuit (310) Apple Walnut Chicken Salad (135) (Beef, Rice, Cabbage, Tomato} Sauce (287)
California Blend Vegetables (32) Green Beans (4) Citrus Orzo Pasta Salad (48) Broccoli & Cauliflower x2 (30) Garlic Parsl …
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Wed Jul 1, 2026
Appointed Committee Members July 1, 2026
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APPOINTED OFFICIALS
Almoners, Whiting Street Fund
Dianne Barry
2027
Barbara Hauschild
2027
Brenda Wishart
2027
Animal Control Officer
Kimberly Bernier-Goldsmith
2027
Americans with Disabilities Act Committee
Jennifer Crosby
2027
Ronald Aponte
2027
Lynn Mercier
2027
Board of Appeals
Steven Nally
2027
Dakota Richards
2027
Donald Derosia
2028
William Johnson
2029
Brian Trompke
2029
Jeremy Carriere, Associate Member
2027
Building Department
Thomas Quinlan, Jr., Building Commissioner
2027
Jason Forgue, Special Local Inspector
2027
Cable TV Advisory Committee
David Johnson
2027
Capital Improvement Planning Committee
Joseph Arabik
2027
Robert Chauvin Jr.
2027
Jeffery Roule
2027
Thomas Rousell
2027
Charles “Joe” Maheu, Chair
2027
Charter Day Committee
Adam Carmody
2027
Glenn Durham
2027
Scott Grandmont
2027
Kimberly Kibbie
2027
Martin Laliberte
2027
Daniel Paquin
2027
Frank Sousa
2027
Jonathan Szymonik
2027
Chief Procurement Officer
Ronald Aponte
2027
Commissioner of Trust Funds
Barbara Hauschild
2027
Cathy Leonard
2027
Diane Morgan
2027
Communication Committee
Ginny Hadjamowicz
2027
Susan Knightly
2027
Nathan Reed
2027
Tobias Wilson
2027
Conservation Commission
Anne Batter
2029
Robert Fernandes
2029
Kevin Shewmaker
2027
William Shaheen
2027
Edward Chapdelaine
2028
Connor McClafin
2028
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Wed Jul 1, 2026
2026 2027 Additional Trash Cart Policy
Granby MA sets $204 annual fee for additional 95-gallon trash cart
The Town of Granby is establishing a fee schedule for an additional 95-gallon trash cart. The annual fee is $204, payable by credit card, and will be automatically charged each year unless cancelled. Fees are prorated monthly for the first year, and USA will credit $84 per cart back to Granby for disposal fees.
- Annual fee of $204 for one additional 95-gallon trash cart
- Fee payable by Visa, MC, Discover, or Amex; auto-renewed unless cancelled
- Proration schedule for service starting in any month from July to June
- USA credits $84 per cart to Granby MA for disposal fees
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Town of Granby MA
Fee Schedule and Policy for Additional Trash Cart (2026-0701)
Annual fee for (1) additional 95gal trash cart = $204.00
Fee to be paid annually at July 1, by credit card (Visa, MC, Disc, Amex)
Annual fee will be automatically charged unless cancelled and cart removed prior to time of renewal
Additional 95gal trash cart provided by USA and will remain the property of USA
No refund or credit for additional services cancelled prior to renewal date
Charges will be prorated on a monthly basis during the initial year of service based on the following:
Proration Schedule for Service Start:
Month Initial Fee Disp Credit
July 204.00 $ 84.00 $
August 187.00$ 77.00 $
September 170.00$ 70.00 $
October 153.00$ 63.00 $
November 136.00$ 56.00 $
December 119.00$ 49.00 $
January 102.00$ 42.00 $
February 85.00 $ 35.00 $
March 68.00 $ 28.00 $
April 51.00 $ 21.00 $
May 34.00 $ 14.00 $
June 17.00 $ 7.00 $
Disposal Credits to Granby MA
As part of the invoice for the month following (30) days after the processing of the additional
trash cart fee, USA will credit $84/cart (or prorated amount as noted above) back to Granby MA
for the disposal fee attributed to the additional cart.
Tue Jun 30, 2026
BOH
✓ Decided: Board of Health approved septic system designs, denied well permit, and discussed nuisance complaints
The Board approved a septic system design for 10 Acrebrook Drive, but did not approve a well permit for lots 9 & 10 East State Street. They also discussed complaints about unregistered cars and tires at 16 Griswold Circle, a proposed garage at 10 Taylor Street, and a request to use septic tanks as holding tanks at Red Fire Farm, which they lacked authority to grant. Several Title 5 inspection reports were accepted, and the Board agreed to review local septic regulations at future meetings.
- Approved septic system design for 10 Acrebrook Drive
- Well permit for lots 9 & 10 East State Street not approved
- Approved meeting minutes of June 16, 2026
- Approved Colleen's time sheet, money turnover, inspection invoices, and vacation rollover
- Approved DSCPs for 23 School Street, 3 Trout Lily Lane, 26 Greenmeadow Lane, 201 Batchelor Street, 184 Batchelor Street
- Approved COCs for 27 Lyman Street, 7 Lyman Street, 173 Kendall Street, 16 Crescent Street, 15 Pinebrook Circle, 201 Batchelor Street
- Approved pool permit for Granby Heights Association subject to inspection
- Accepted Title 5 Inspection Reports for 23 School Street, 25 Greenmeadow Lane, 26 Greenmeadow Lane, 3 Trout Lily Lane, 7 Lyman Street
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THE TOWN OF GRANDY
BOARD OF HEALTH MINUTES
June 30, 2026
The regular meeting of the Granby Board of Health was held by conference call/Zoom and
opened at 7:00PM.
TTiose present: Lee Lalonde, William Shaheen and Mael Walkowiak
Those in attendance: Neil Jackson, Alan Weiss, Tom Quinlan, Steve Sabourin, Ray Mann, Sarah
Voiland
1. The Board and Tom Quinlan discussed the complaint regarding unregistered cars and
old tires at 16 Griswold Circle. Tom will send a letter to the owners regarding
unregistered cars. The Board instructed the Assistant to send a letter to the owners to
remove the tires due to the standing water in the tires being a breeding ground for
mosquitoes.
2. The Board discussed with Steve Sabourin of 10 Taylor Street, his proposed plan to
construct a garage and porch. The Board advised Mr. Sabourin to contact an installer
to find the exact location of his leachfield so that he does not put the garage on it or
closer than 10 feet to the leachfield.
3. Board members Lee, Bill and Mael approved the meeting minutes of June 16,2026.
4. All Members approved each of the following:
Colleen's time sheet, 6/27/26
Money Turnover 6/30/26
Lee Lalonde inspection invoice, $5,600.00, Lee recused from approval
FY26 Bills payables for Mill Valley Vet, bat testing, $198.00, Lynn Diniz inspections,
$4,110.00, Kim Goldsmith animal inspections, $1,5800.00, Stericycle, $384.56, Lee mileage,
$326.40, Lee recused from approval of his invoice
Colleen's request to roll over 5.75 hours of vac …
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Tue Jun 30, 2026
BOH
Granby Board of Health to review septic designs, permits, and complaints on June 30
The Board of Health will hold appointments for septic system designs at three addresses, consider numerous Title 5 inspection reports, and discuss board member invoices and a regulation review questionnaire. The meeting is largely procedural, with no major policy decisions or public hearings listed.
- Septic system design reviews for 10 Acrebrook Drive, 7 Greenmeadow Lane, and 178 East Street
- Septic tank use request for 34 Carver Street
- Invoices totaling $5,600.00 for Lee Lalonde inspections, plus FY26 payables for bat testing ($198.00), animal inspections ($4,110.00), and other services
- Disposal system construction permits for 23 School Street, 3 Trout Lily Lane, 7 Greenmeadow Lane, 201 Batchelor Street, and 184 Batchelor Street
- Complaint about unregistered cars, scrap metal, and oil containers at 16 Griswold Circle
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BOARD OF HEALTH AGENDA
June 30, 2026
7:00PM
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/i/87312534459?Dwd=MaEnYe2PtKtK4Ci11GPaJIZil3xkN
G.1
Meeting ID: 873 1253 4459
Passcode: 531462
Dial:
+1-312-626-6799, US (Chicago)
+1-646-558-8656, US (New York)
*Start Recording
APPOINTMENTS:
> 7:15PM - Alan Weiss, septic system designs for 10 Acrebrook Drive, & 7
Greenmeadow Lane
> 7:25PM - Thomas Leue, septic system design for 178 East Street
> 7:35PM - Ray Mann, 34 Carver Street temp use of septic tanks
TO BE SIGNED:
> MEETING MINUTES: June 16, 2026
> Colleen timesheet, 6/27/26
> Money Turnover 6/16/26
> Lee Lalonde, inspections Invoice $5,600,00
> FY26 Bills payables for Mill Valley Vet, bat testing, $198.00, Lynn Diniz inspections,
$4,110.00, Kim Goldsmith animal inspections, $1,580.00, Stericycle, $384.56, Lee mileage,
5326.40
> Colleen request to roll over 5.75 hrs. of vacation time to FY27
> DSCP for 23 School Street, Neil Jackson
> DSCP for 3 Trout Lily Lane, Neil Jackson
> DSCP for 26 Greenmeadow Lane, Neil Jackson
> DSCP for 201 Batchelor Street, tank & d-box replacement. Bob Sheehan
> DSCP for 184 Batchelor Street, tank replacement. Bob Sheehan
> COC for 27 Lyman Street, Neil Jackson
> COC for 16 Crescent Street, Bob Sheehan
> COC for 15 Pinebrook Circle, Bob Sheehan
> COC for 7 Lyman Street, Neil Jackson
> COC for 173 Kendall Street, Alan Weiss
> Well permit application for lot 9 & 10 East State Street, CT Valley Artesian Well
> Pool permit application for Granby Heights Associ …
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Wed Jun 24, 2026
COA
Granby COA meeting to review April–May reports and new Town Administrator
The Council on Aging Advisory Board will meet on June 24, 2026, at 9:30 AM in the COA Activity Room, 10 West State Street. The board will review minutes from April 15, 2026, receive a director’s report, and hear financial and programs updates for April and May. New business includes the upcoming term renewal and an introduction to the new Town Administrator, Ronald Aponte.
- Review minutes from April 15, 2026
- Director’s report and April–May financial updates
- Programs update for April–May
- Introduction of new Town Administrator Ronald Aponte
- Upcoming term renewal
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TOWN OF GRANBY
NOTICE OF MEETINGS OF TOWN DEPARTMENT AND ALL TOWN BOARDS
AS REQUIRED BY CHAPTER 39, SECTION 23 M.G.L.
NAME OF DEPARTMENT, BOARD OR COMMISSION & GENERAL PURPOSE OF MEETING
Wednesday
Council on Aging Advisory Board DATE OF MEETING June 24, 2026
PLACE - 10 West State Street TIME 9:30
ROOM - COA Activity Room DATE OF NOTICE June 18, 2026
FLOOR - 1% Floor
Natalie Archambault COA Director
CLERK OF BOARD/OR BOARD MEMBER
Timestamp all copies in Town Clerk’s Office-leave three copies to Clerk, (two for posting)
*Keep a copy for your Records.
LISTINGS OF TOPICS
Please check if Action will be taken or Information
Action information
Xx x
Minutes of Board Meeting held on April 15, 2026
Report from Director
Financial for April & May
Programs Update for April & May
New Business
Old Business
Other Business
Board Miscellaneous
Up coming term renewal
Meet Ronald Aponte the new Town Administrator
Sat Jun 20, 2026
Elected Officials 2026
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Term Expires
Term Expires
Board of Assessors
Planning Board
Dakota Richards
2027
Melissa St. Germain Martel
2027
William Porter, III
2028
Nathan Laflamme
2028
Gregg Leonard
2029
James Trompke
2029
Board of Health
Christopher Jarrett
2030
Lee Lalonde
2027
Nita Abbott
2031
William Shaheen
2028
Public Library Trustees
Mael Walkowiak
2029
Jennifer B Chauvin
2027
Selecboard
Denise Y Conti
2027
David A Labonte
2027
Louisa M Davis-Freeman (unexpired term)
2027
Mark l Bail
2028
Helen Hurteau
2028
Jeffrey J Lawson
2029
Rosemarie Rosen
2028
Commissioner of Burial Grounds
Melissa L Harter
2028
Gordon Landry
2027
Paula Beaulieu
2029
Ronald Harrop (Passed Away-2026)
2028
Angela Chagnon
2029
Glenn Durham (Unexpired Term)
2027
Candance Riberiro
2029
Matthew Skipton
2029
School Committee
Housing Authority
Jennifer A Bartosz
2027
Gloria Vivier
2027
*Open Seat for a unexpired term
2027
Douglas A Smith
2028
Elizabeth Lafond
2028
Joseph C Furnia
2029
Thomas Hamel
2029
Donald Lindsey
2030
Trevor F Augustino
2029
Diane Barry (State Appointee)
Tax Collector
Moderator
Nicole Menard
2027
Lynn Snopek-Mercier
2027
Town Clerk
Pathfinder Regional Vocational Technical
Emily Reed
2028
High District School Committee
Treasurer
April Judicki
2027
Steven Nally
2028
ELECTED OFFICIALS
Tue Jun 16, 2026
BOH
✓ Decided: Granby Board of Health approves septic designs, discusses complaint
The Board approved several routine items including a mobile food license, hauler's permit renewal, and Certificates of Compliance. They also approved septic system designs for 173 Kendall Street and 11 Grandview Ave, and discussed a complaint about unregistered cars and oil containers at 16 Griswold Circle. The next meeting was rescheduled to July 15.
- Approved June 2, 2026 meeting minutes
- Approved Colleen's time sheet and money turnover
- Approved 2026 mobile food license for Cindy's Drive In ice cream truck (subject to inspection)
- Approved 2026 hauler's permit renewal for Latour-Wilson/O'Hala Sanitation
- Approved COC for 11 Pheasant Hill Rd and 94 Chicopee Street
- Accepted Title 5 inspection reports for 413 Batchelor St (pass), 172 Porter St (pass), 178 East St (fail), 5 Lanebrook Circle (pass)
- Approved septic design for 173 Kendall Street (3-bedroom repair)
- Approved septic design for 11 Grandview Ave (2-bedroom repair, 330gpd, no deed restriction)
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THE TOWN OF GRANB Y
BOARD OF HEALTH MINUTES
June 16,2026
The regular meeting of the Granby Board of Health was held by conference call/Zoom and
opened at 7:00PM.
Those present: Lee Lalonde, William Shaheen and Mael Walkowiak
Those in attendance: Neil Jackson, Alan Weiss, Glenn Goulet
1. Board members Lee, Bill and Mael approved the meeting minutes of June 2,2026.
2. All Members approved each of the following:
Colleen's time sheet, 6/13/26
Money Turnover 6/16/26
2026 Mobile food license for Cindy's Drive In, ice cream truck, subject to inspection
2026 Hauler's permit renewal for Latour-Wilson/O'Hala Sanitation
COC for 11 Pheasant Hill Rd, Alan Weiss
COC for 94 Chicopee Street, Alan Weiss
3. The Board accepted these Title 5 Inspection Reports:
413 Batchelor Street, Dave Kibbe, Pass
172 Porter Street, Greg Everson, Pass
178 East Street, Andrew Plumer, Fails
5 Lanebrook Circle, Greg Everson, Pass
4. Regarding the Title 5 inspection report for 201 Batchelor Street, the Board stated that
they cannot determine how the SAS is functioning until the components are replaced
and there is a reinspection 90 days after occupancy.
5. Alan Weiss was present to discuss a repair, 3-bedroom septic system design for 173
Kendall Street. The review was complete. After discussion, all Board members
approved the design.
6. Alan Weiss was present to discuss a repair, 2-bedroom septic system design for 11
Grandview Ave. The review was complete. All Board members approved the design
with a design flow o …
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Tue Jun 16, 2026
BOH
Board of Health to review septic designs for 173 Kendall Street and 11 Grandview Avenue.
The Board of Health will discuss septic system designs for two properties and vote on several permits, including a hauler's permit and a mobile food permit. The board will also review a failed Title 5 inspection at 178 East Street and a complaint about unregistered cars and debris at 16 Griswold Circle.
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BOARD OF HEALTH AGENDA
June 16, 2026
7:00PM
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/i/89809179579?pwd=bCSNroPZm9paibCFbHMU2MluVff
eND.1
Meeting ID: 898 0917 9579
Passcode: 109356
Dial:
+1-312-626-6799, US (Chicago)
+1-646-558-8656, US (New York)
*Start Recording
APPOINTMENTS:
> 7:15PM - Alan Weiss, septic system designs for 173 Kendall Street, and 11
Grandview Ave. ^ ^
> 7:25PM - Neil Jackson, septic system designs for lot 13.11 School 5tf^t,~294^"
J\mheT-st Street, lot 1 Carver Street
TO BE SIGNED:
> MEETING MINUTES: June 2, 2026
> Colleen timesheet, 6/13/26
> Money Turnover 6/16/26
> 2026 Hauler's permit renewal for Latour-Wilson/ O'Hala Sanitation
> 2026 Mobile food permit for Cindy's Drive In
> COC for 11 Pheasant Hill, Alan Weiss
> COC for 94 Chicopee Street, Alan Weiss
TITLE 5 INSPECTION REPORTS:
> 413 Batchelor Street, Dave Kibbe, Pass
> 172 Porter Street, Greg Everson, Pass
> 178 East Street, Andrew Plumer, Fails
> 201 Batchelor Street, Greg Everson, Conditional Pass
> 5 Lanebrook Circle, Greg Everson, Pass
COMPLAINTS:
> 16 Griswoid Circle, unregistered cars, scrap metal, oil containers in yard
DISCUSSION:
> Approval for Building Dept. applications-132 Kendall Street (lot 19)-(new water test to
come)
> Mail/ Email/ Phone Calls
> Other Business
Mon Jun 8, 2026
Granby Annual Town Explainer, June 8th, 2026
Granby Town Meeting to vote on $670K trash pickup, budget, and generator
The second half of Granby's Annual Town Meeting will consider articles 21-32, including the town's operating budget for fiscal year 2027, a $670,879 curbside trash pickup contract, and a $110,000 generator for the Pleasant Street pumping station. Voters will also decide on transfers from Free Cash and other funds to reduce the property tax levy. The meeting is open to all registered voters.
- Article 21: $670,879 for curbside trash pickup
- Article 24: $110,000 for a new generator at Pleasant Street pumping station
- Article 26: Operating budget for fiscal year 2027
- Article 29: Transfer $1,911,256 from Free Cash to reduce tax levy
- Article 23: Rescind $75,000 from 2024 for a generator at Pleasant Street pumping station
budgettrash-pickupgeneratortax-levyfree-cashsewerambulance
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Granby Annual Town Meeting, June 8th, 2026
East Meadow School Auditorium, 7pm
What is Town Meeting? Did you know that Town spending must be authorized by Granby voters? Any Town money must be appropriated before it is spent. That means it is dedicated to a
specific
purpose,
and
approved
by
Town
Meeting.
Town Meeting is the legislative body in Granby. We gather annually to vote on ● Capital expenditures (buying things, like equipment) ● Town budget (funding departments and putting money into accounts) ● Housekeeping articles (items legally required for the Town government to operate) On May 11th, we held the first half of the Annual Town Meeting, covering the first twenty articles.
All
the
articles
passed.
On
June
8th,
we
will
consider
the
rest
of
the
articles,
including
the
Town’s
budget.
Each
article
can
be
discussed
by
voters,
amended
if
desired,
and
then
voted
on.
Who should come? Everyone! Any registered voter in Granby is eligible to participate, and those who can’t vote are
welcome
to
observe.
Participating
in
Town
Meeting
is
how
you
can
have
a
voice
in
how
Granby
operates
and
spends
money.
Town Meeting has the power of the purse - your most important contribution is voting!
Where does the money come from? Town Meeting appropriates funds from multiple sources. You will see these terms:
Stabilization Funds Stabilization funds are like savin …
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Tue Jun 2, 2026
BOH
Septic system designs for 6 properties and a restaurant discussion
The Board of Health will review septic system designs for multiple properties, including Batchelor St, School St, Amherst St, South St, Carver St, Lyman St, Chicopee St, and Kendall St. They will also discuss a septic issue at 12 Ken Lane and a restaurant matter at 185 West State Street. Other items include approving well permits, certificates of compliance, Title 5 inspection reports, complaints about animals and composting, and mobile food licenses for Charter Days.
- Septic system design review for lot 2 Batchelor St (Michael Pietras)
- Septic system designs for 6 properties (Neil Jackson)
- Septic system design for 173 Kendall Street (Alan Weiss)
- Discussion of The Grill Next Door at 185 West State Street (Marilyn Iannaccone)
- Invoice for Richard Bombardier inspections ($4,795.00)
septic-systemspublic-healthpermitscomplaintsfood-licenses
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BOARD OF HEALTH AGENDA
June 2, 2026
7:00PM
Join Zoom Meeting
https://usO6web.zoom.us/j/86559359241 ?pwd=S4qjTnSri6en4 1r3zCxvULIQeGyuie
A
Meeting ID: 865 5935 9241
Passcode: 178162
Dial:
+1-312-626-6799, US (Chicago)
+1-646-558-8656, US (New York)
*Start Recording
APPOINTMENTS:
7:10PM — Lynn Diniz
7:15PM - Michael Pietras, septic system design for lot 2 Batchelor St, 13-17-3
7:25PM — Neil Jackson, septic system designs for lot 13.11 School St, 294-2
Amherst St, 126 South St, lot 1 Carver St, 27 Lyman St, 165-2 Chicopee St.
7:35PM — Alan Weiss, septic system design for 173 Kendall Street
7:45PM — Diane Percy, 12 Ken Lane septic system discussion
7:55PM — Marilyn lannaccone, 185 West State Street, discuss The Grill Next Door
at 185 West State Street
VVV VVV
TO BE SIGNED:
MEETING MINUTES: May 19, 2026
Colleen timesheet, 5/30/26
Money Turnover 6/2/26
Invoice for Richard Bombardier inspections $4,795.00
Vv
meetings, $180.50
2026 Recreation Camp for Camp MacDuffie, 66 School Street
Well permit for lot 2 Batchelor Street, Cushing & Sons
COC for 100 West Street, Alan Weiss
COC for 317 Chicopee Street, Neil Jackson
VVVVV VVVV
TITLE 5 INSPECTION REPORTS:
> 413 Batchelor Street, Dave Kibbe, Pass
> 172 Porter Street, Greg Everson, Pass
COMPLAINTS:
> East State Street pigs, and other animals, follow up
> Banana Composting at Red Fire Farm, Taylor Street, follow up
DISCUSSION:
FY26 Bills Payable for Richard Bombardier inspection mileage, $184.00, and zoom video
2 …
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Tue Jun 2, 2026
BOH
✓ Decided: Board approved multiple septic designs and discussed compost complaints
The Granby Board of Health approved several septic system designs, including repairs at 126 South Street and 27 Lyman Street, and new construction at 165-2 Chicopee Street. They also discussed a Notice of Noncompliance issued to Banana Compost for rodent control issues and considered establishing regulations for compost operations. No final decisions were made on the compost matter or on the proposed nature retreat at 142 School Street.
- Approved meeting minutes of May 19, 2026 with addition of 12 Ken Lane discussion
- Approved Colleen's time sheet, money turnover, and invoices for Richard Bombardier's inspections
- Approved 2026 mobile food licenses for D's Smoke & Savor and Villa Lebanon (3) for Charter Days
- Approved 2026 Recreation Camp permit for Camp MacDuffie, 66 School Street (Bill recused)
- Approved well permit for lot 2 Batchelor Street for Cushing & Sons (pending septic revisions)
- Approved COC for 100 West Street (Alan Weiss)
- Approved COC for 317 Chicopee Street (Neil Jackson)
- Approved septic design for 126 South Street (repair, 3-bedroom)
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THE TOWN OF GRANBY
BOARD OF HEALTH MINUTES
June 2,2026
The regular meeting of the Granby Board of Health was held by conference call/Zoom and
opened at 7:00PM.
Those present: Lee Lalonde, William Shaheen and Mael Walkowiak
Those in attendance: Michael Pietras, Neil Jackson, Alan Weiss, Diane Percy, Kim Goldsmith,
Glen Goulet, Todd Flick, Tom Quinlan, David & Cindy Gaspari, Charlene Femandes, Marilyn
lannaccone & Jayme Parro
1. Board members Lee, Bill and Mael approved the meeting minutes of May 19,2026
with the addition of the discussion of 12 Ken Lane.
2. All Members approved each of the following:
Colleen's time sheet, 5/30/26
Money Tumover 6/2/26
Invoice for Richard Bombardier's inspections July 11, 2026-May 12, 2026
FY26 Bills Payable for Richard Bombardier's inspection mileage and zoom video meetings
2026 Mobile food license for D's Smoke & Savor, and Villa Lebanon (3) for Charter Days
2026 Recreation Camp permit for Camp MacDuffie, 66 School Street, Bill recused himself
from the matter
Well permit approval for lot 2 Batchelor Street for Cushing & Sons, Board stated this will be
approved once septic revisions are received
COC for 100 West Street, Alan Weiss
COC for 317 Chicopee Street, Neil Jackson
3. Michael Pietras was present to discuss a new construction, 4-bedroom septic system
design for lot 2 Batchelor Street, map 13, parcel 17-3. After discussion, the Board will
approve upon submission of the revised design.
4. Neil Jackson was present to discuss a new constructi …
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Mon Jun 1, 2026
June 2026 Calendar Activities
Granby COA June 2026 activity calendar posted
This is a monthly activities calendar for the Granby Council on Aging, not a decision-making meeting agenda. It lists daily senior center events such as exercise classes, games, foot care, and a COA board meeting on June 17. No votes, ordinances, or financial items are included.
- COA Board meeting on June 17
- Senior Portrait Day on June 10
- Amherst Survival Center food pantry on June 10
- Board of Health blood pressure clinic on June 4
- COA closed June 19 for Juneteenth
council-on-agingsenior-centeractivities-calendargranby
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JUNE 2026
MON DAY TUE SDAY WED NESDAY THU RSDAY FRI DAY
1
10:00 Healthy Bones &
Balance —Linda & Barb
12:30 Pitch
1:00 Stamp Collectors
2
10:00 HB& B —Robbin
11:10 -11:30 Chair Volleyball
1:00 Quilting Group
3-4 HB & B — Robbin
4-5 Homar Gomez
3
9:00 Veteran’s Corner
1:00 BINGO
4
10:00 HB & B – Linda
12:00 B/P Clinic
12:15 Cribbage
5
9:00 HB & B
12:15 Canasta
8
9:30 Foot Care
10:00 HB& B -Linda &
Barb
12:30 Pitch
9
9:00 Social Hour with a
Wound Care Presentation
Lunch Outing — Russo Lakeside
10:00 HB & B -Robbin
11:10 -11:30 Chair Volleyball
3-4 HB & B —Robbin
10
10:00 Senior Portrait Day
1:00 Cross -stitching
2:30 FOGE meeting
11
10:00 HB & B – Gloria
1:00 Cribbage
12
9:00 HB & B
12:15 Canasta
15
10:00 HB& B -Linda &
Barb
12:30 Pitch
1:00 Stamp Collectors
1-3:00 Amherst Survival
Center Food
16
10:00 HB & B — Robbin
Brown Bag
11:10 -11:30 Chair Volleyball
1:00 Quilting Group
3-4 HB & B —Robbin
17
9:30 COA Board meeting
12:00 Birthday Cake
1:00 BINGO
18
10:00 HB & B – Gloria
12:15 Cribbage
19
COA is
Closed for
Juneteenth
22
9:00 Chair Massage
9:30 Foot Care
10:00 HB& B -Linda &
Barb
12:30 Pitch
23
9:30 Newsletter folding
10:00 HB& B —Robbin
Produce Bag
11:10 -11:30 Chair Volleyball
3-4 HB & B —Robbin
24
Noon COA Lunch
1:00 Cross -stitching
25
10:00 HB& B – Linda
12:15 Cribbage
12:15 Craft with Amy
26
10:00 Roger Tincknell
Music
12:15 Canasta
29
10:00 HB& B …
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Mon Jun 1, 2026
June 2026 Newsletter
Granby COA June 2026 newsletter lists events, services, and food pantry needs
This is a monthly newsletter from the Granby Council on Aging, not a meeting agenda. It lists June 2026 activities, including fitness classes, a senior portrait day, a 50/50 bingo, and a lunch program. It also provides information on the food pantry, transportation, SHINE counseling, and other senior services. No decisions or votes are scheduled.
- State Representative Homar Gomez will hold office hours at the COA on June 2nd from 4-5pm
- Senior Portrait day on June 10th at the COA, free by appointment
- 50/50 Bingo on June 30th at 1:00pm, sponsored by FOGE
- COA Advisory Board meeting on June 17th at 9:30am
- Food pantry needs donations of juice, peanut butter, cereal, and other non-perishable items
council-on-agingsenior-servicesnewslettereventsfood-pantrytransportationhealth
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Granby Council on Aging
Granby , Massachusetts
June
2026
This month we will be open on
Tuesday evening for:
· Healthy Bones & Balance with Robbin
from 3-4, on 6/5 & 6/12.
· 6/2/26 State RepresentaƟve
Homar Gomez will be here from 4-5
Council on Aging
10 West State Street
Granby, MA 01033
Hours: Monday—Friday
9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Telephone:413-467-3239
Fax: 413-467-7209
Facebook: Granby Senior Center
COA & FOGE Lunch for
this month.
Pasta and Meat Sauce
Salad and Dressing
Garlic Bread
Dessert
June 24th at Noon
Please call to reserve a
spot.
Senior Portrait
At Granby COA
On June 10th
Call the Center 467.3239
and book a slot to have your
portrait for free.
The Town of Granby has a new website. The
Council on aging will update the menu,
calendar of events and the newsleƩer
Monthly, as well as other items.
www.granby-ma.gov
Special
50/50 BINGO
June 30th at 1:00
Sponsored by the FOGE’s
with
Roger Tincknell
June 26, 2026
10:00
Call the COA and
reserve your spot
for entertainment
and lunch.
Delaney Market will feature
a “Brunch Lunch” on July 1st
for 11-1:00.
Please call and sign up in
advanced at 467.3239
Food Pantry
Our Pantry serves
eligible residents of
Granby. Clients with
applicaƟons on file are
allowed two grocery
bags per month. The
pantry’s hours are M-F
from 9-3
Amherst Survival Center
Brown Bag/Produce
A free bag of healthy
groceries to
eligible seniors once a month
courtesy of the Food …
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Mon Jun 1, 2026
2026 USW GRANBY MA w Street Index
Granby trash and recycling pickup schedule for 2026
This document is the 2026 Granby, MA trash and recycling pickup schedule, listing holidays, service days by street, and pickup rules. It is a procedural reference, not a meeting agenda with decisions or discussions.
- Holiday schedule: New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas
- Pickup delayed one day if service day falls on or after a holiday (except Saturday/Sunday)
- Street-by-street collection day listing (e.g., Acrebrook Drive: Thursday, Amherst Road: Wednesday)
trashrecyclingschedulegranbypublic-works
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= Holiday
New Years Day - Thursday, January 1, 2026 Labor Day - Monday, September 7, 2026
Memorial Day - Monday, May 25, 2026 Thanksgiving Day - Thursday, November 26, 2026
Independence Day - Sat, July 4, 2026 (no delay) Christmas Day - Friday, December 25, 2026
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(413) 667-2500
JANUARY
OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER
If you have any questions …
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Mon Jun 1, 2026
June 2026 Lunch Menu
Granby senior lunch menu for June 2025
This is the June 2025 lunch menu for the Granby Council on Aging meal program. It lists daily meal options including nutritional information and sodium content. The menu is subject to change without notice.
- Meals served Monday through Friday at various locations
- Suggested voluntary donation of $3.00 per meal
- High sodium foods marked with an asterisk
- No meal service on June 19 for Juneteenth
- COA Lunch at Noon on June 24 with pasta and meat sauce
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June 2026 — Granby COA Community Table Lunch
MONDAY
TUESDAY
Lunch served at 11:30 AM. Reach out to the meal site to sign up.
WEDNESDAY
For nutrition-related questions call (413) 538-9020.
MEALS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
THURSDAY
ccess.
Care Partners
FRIDAY
1 Cold Plate
Southwestern Salad (Lettuce, Chicken,
Cheese) (268) wi Avocado Ranch (186),
Black Beans & Corn (60),
Fresh Tomatoes & Cucumbers (3)
Mandarin Oranges (6)
WG Bread (125), Mik (130)
2
Turkey Bean Chili (375)
White Rice (4)
California Blend Vegetables (32)
Choc Chip Cookie (150)
White Bread (125), Milk (130)
3 Salad
Tossed Salad wi Italian Dressing (310)
Chicken Scallopini (171)
Spaghetti (8), Steamed Broccoli (12)
Oatmeal Cookie (85)
WG Bread (125), Milk (130)
4
Cheeseburger (221) wi Ketchup (85)
Herb Roasted Potatoes (18)
Peas & Carrots (80)
Orange (0)
Hamburger Bun (240), Milk (130)
5
Lemon Crumb White Fish (367)
Garlic Linguini (2)
Monte Carlo Blend (25)
Tropical Fruit (5)
WG Bread (125), Milk (130)
Sodium 778, Calories 544
Sodium 816, Calories 610
Sodium 842, Calories 635
‘Sodium 775, Calories 773
Sodium 654, Calories 453
8
Chicken wi Stir Fry Sauce (154)
Tex Mex Brown Rice (7)
Steamed Broccoli (12)
Apple (2)
White Bread (125), Milk (130)
9
Spaghetti &
Meatballs wi Marinara (576*)
Carrots (77)
Clementine (1)
WG Bread (125), Milk (130)
10 Cold Plate, Soup
Tortellini Soup (278) wi Crackers (80)
Apricot Chicken Salad (246)
Potato Salad (132), Colesiaw (8 …
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Thu May 28, 2026
Tax Rate History
Granby Board of Assessors posts tax rate history document
This is a procedural document from the Granby Board of Assessors listing the town's tax rate per $1,000 of assessed value for fiscal years 1985 through 2025. The current rate is $15.37 for FY2025, down from $19.06 in FY2022.
- FY2025 tax rate is $15.37 per $1,000 assessed value
- FY2022 rate was $19.06, the highest in the table
- FY1985 rate was $21.60, the highest in the table
- Rates have fluctuated between roughly $10 and $22 over 40 years
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TOWN OF GRANBY
Board of Assessors
215B West State Street
Granby, MA 01033
Tel#: 413-467-7196 Fax#: 413-467-3101
Tax Rate History
Tax Rate per $1,000 in assessed value.
Fiscal Year
Tax Rate
2025 $15.37
2024 $15.33
2023 $17.11
2022 $19.06
2021 $ 19.85
2020 $19.77
2019 $19.36
2018 $19.93
2017 $18.10
2016 $18.87
2015 $18.31
2014 $16.78
2013 $16.34
2012 $15.87
2011 $14.98
2010 $14.51
2009 $13.45
2008 $12.57
2007 $12.20
2006 $12.47
2005 $13.68
2004 $15.20
2003 $14.77
2002 $16.09
2001 $15.86
2000 $16.53
1999 $15.80
1998 $15.39
1997 $14.43
1996 $14.03
1995 $13.69
1994 $12.58
1993 $11.85
1992 $11.35
1991 $10.93
1990 $10.73
1989 $10.41
1988 $18.86
1987 $17.91
1986 $17.51
1985 $21.60
Tue May 19, 2026
Electric Permit Application Fee Schedule starting
Granby sets new electric permit fees starting June 1, 2026
The Granby Board of Selectmen will adopt a revised electric permit application fee schedule effective June 1, 2026. The changes include new flat fees for residential and commercial projects, plus a $7 per $1,000 valuation surcharge for certain new construction.
- Residential new single-family overhead: $222
- Commercial new construction: $212 + $7/$1,000 valuation
- Solar field: $212 + $7/$1,000 valuation
- Paper permit processing fee: $70
- Fire alarm permit: $152 each
electric-permitsfeeszoningconstructionadministration
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Electric Permit Application Fee Schedule
Effective 6-1-2026
Residential
New Single Family Dwelling
Overhead $222 N/A
Underground $292 N/A
New Multi Unit Dwelling $152 Each
Addition $152 Each
Alterations $152 Each
Swimming Pool / Hot Tub
Above Ground $152 Each
In Ground $222 Each
Solar $152 Each
Temporary Service $112 Each
Service Change $112 Each
Commercial/Industrial
New Construction $212 Plus $7/$1000
Solar* $292 Each
* Additional Inspections may be required
Fire Alarm $152 Each
Security System $152 Each
Other
Sign $82 Each
Generator $82 Each
Appliance (each new circuit) $82 Each
Solar Field $212 Plus $7/$1000
Carnivals / fairs $152 Each
Trench $82 Each
Any single or partial inspection $82 Each
NOTE: There will be an additional $70 processing fee for paper permits
Tue May 19, 2026
BOH
Board of Health to discuss septic designs, mobile food licenses, and emergency planning
The Granby Board of Health will hold appointments for septic system designs, an emergency planning discussion, and a farm stand request. They will also sign multiple permits, licenses, and a temporary food permit, and review Title 5 inspection reports including one failure.
- Septic system designs for 6 properties including 13.11 School St and 2 Batchelor St
- Mobile food license renewals and new licenses for Charter Days event
- Temporary food permit for Once Upon a Bakery for Charter Days on 6/13/26
- Title 5 inspection failure at 52 Kendall Street (Alan Weiss)
- Emergency planning discussion with Kiko Malin
board of healthseptic systemsfood permitsmobile food licensestitle 5 inspectionsemergency planningwell permits
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BOARD OF HEALTH AGENDA
May 19, 2026
7:00PM
https://us02web.zoom.us/i/88469608239?pwd=ILYpUaaxNtldbE3m0HI4NicdMJ6K
nR.1
Meeting ID: 884 6960 8239
Passcode: 757055
Dial by your location
(646) 931-3860
(929) 205-6099
(301)715-8592
*$tart Recording
APPOINTMENTS:
> 7:25PM - Neil Jackson, septic system designs for lot 13.11 School St, 294-2
Amherst St, 126 South St, lot 1 Carver St, 27 Lyman St, 165-2 Chicopee St.
> 7:35PM - Kiko Malin, Emergency Planning Coalition discussion
> 7:45PM - Red Fire Farm, farm stand request
> 8:00PM - Michael Pietras, septic system design for lot 2 Batchelor St, 13-17-3
TO BE SIGNED:
> MEETING MINUTES: May 5, 2026
> Colleen timesheet, 5/16/26
> Money Turnover 5/19/26
> Temporary food permit for Once Upon a Bakery for baked goods. Charter Days 6/13/26
> 2026 Mobile food license renewal for Rock N Roll N Food Truck for Wine Haus 6/11 &
Charter Days
> 2026 Mobile food licenses for Charter Days for John's BBQ, Fiesta Shows, Dev's Mac N
Eats, Hearts Catering Concessions (2), DNL Concessions
> 2026 Food establishment, retail food & milk license renewals for Breezy Acres
> DSCP for 23 Cedar Drive, tank and d-box replacement, Neil Jackson
> DSCP for 25 Greenmeadow Ln, tank and d-box replacement, Neil Jackson
> DSCP for 7 Lyman Street, tank and d-box replacement, Neil Jackson
> Well permit for lot 2 Batchelor Street, Cushing & Sons
> Well permit for lot 6 Cold Hill Rd, Barre Artesian Well
> COC for 159 School Street, Neil Jackson
TITLE 5 INSPECTION REPORTS;
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Tue May 19, 2026
BOH
✓ Decided: Board approves multiple food permits, septic plans, and building permit for 107 Cold Hill Road
The Board of Health approved several food establishment permits for Charter Days, septic system designs for three properties, a well permit, and a building permit for 107 Cold Hill Road. They also accepted Title 5 inspection reports for four properties, discussed a new market for Red Fire Farm, and addressed a neighbor complaint about composting operations. No action was taken on a well permit for lot 2 Batchelor Street due to an incomplete septic review.
- Approved all food truck and establishment permits for inspection by Lynn
- Approved temporary food permit for Once Upon a Bakery for Charter Days 6/13/2026
- Approved mobile food license renewal for Rock N Roll N Truck for Wine Haus event 6/11 and Charter Days 6/12-6/14
- Approved 2026 mobile food licenses for John's BBQ, Fiesta Shows, Dev's Mac N Eats, Heart's Catering Concessions (2), and DNL Concessions for Charter Days
- Approved 2026 food establishment, retail food & milk license renewals for Breezy Acres
- Approved DSCP for 23 Cedar Drive (tank & d-box replacement) subject to onsite meeting
- Approved DSCP for 25 Greenmeadow Lane and 7 Lyman Street (tank & d-box replacement) subject to groundwater elevation verification
- Approved well permit for lot 6, 92 Cold Hill Road by Barre Artesian Well
📄 From the minutes
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THE TOWN OF GRANBY
BOARD OF HEALTH MINUTES
May 19, 2026
The regular meeting of the Granby Board of Health was held by conference call/Zoom and
opened at 7:00PM.
Those present were: Lee Lalonde, William Shaheen and Mael Walkowiak
Those in attendance: Neil Jackson, Kiko Malin, Ray Mann, Sarah Voiland, Tom Sroka, Kim
Goldsmith, Jim Trompke, Dave & Cindy Gaspari
1. The Board reorganized. Mael made a motion to nominate Bill and Lee as co-chair for
the Board of Health. Bill seconded the motion, all were in favor.
2. Bill and Lee recognized Dick Bombardier for being dedicated to public service for 52
years for the Town of Granby.
3. Mael Walkowiak was elected to the Board May 18, 2026.
4. Board members Lee, and Bill approved the meeting minutes of May 5,2026.
5. Board members Lee and Bill approved Colleen's time sheet ending 5/16/26 and the
money tumover for 5/19/26.
6. All Members approved each of the following:
All food trucks and establishments to be inspected by Lynn
Temporary food permit for Once Upon a Bakery for baked goods for Charter Days 6/13
2026 Mobile food license renewal for Rock N Roll N Truck for Wine Haus event 6/11 &
Charter Days 6/12-6/14
2026 Mobile food license for John's BBQ, Fiesta Shows, Dev's Mac N Eats, Heart's Catering
Concessions (2), and DNL Concessions all for Charter Days
2026 Food establishment, retail food & milk license renewals for Breezy Acres
DSCP for 23 Cedar Drive, for tank & d-box replacement, subject to Lee and Neil meeting
onsite
DSCP for 25 …
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Tue May 19, 2026
Elected Officials 2026
Granby officials list 2026 term expirations for multiple town boards
The agenda lists the current members of various Granby town boards and their term expiration dates. It includes the Board of Assessors, Planning Board, Board of Health, and Public Library Trustees. The document also lists members for the Selecboard, Commissioner of Burial Grounds, and Housing Authority. No specific actions, votes, or decisions are detailed in the provided text.
- Board of Assessors terms expire in 2027 and 2028
- Planning Board terms expire in 2028 and 2029
- Board of Health terms expire between 2027 and 2031
- Housing Authority has one open seat for an unexpired term
- Commissioner of Burial Grounds includes one member who passed away in 2026
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📄 From the agenda
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Term Expires
Term Expires
Board of Assessors
Planning Board
Dakota Richards
2027
Melissa St. Germain Martel
2027
William Porter, III
2028
Nathan Laflamme
2028
Gregg Leonard
2029
James Trompke
2029
Board of Health
Christopher Jarrett
2030
Lee Lalonde
2027
Nita Abbott
2031
William Shaheen
2028
Public Library Trustees
Mael Walkowiak
2029
Jennifer B Chauvin
2027
Selecboard
Denise Y Conti
2027
David A Labonte
2027
Louisa M Davis-Freeman (unexpired term)
2027
Mark l Bail
2028
Helen Hurteau
2028
Jeffrey J Lawson
2029
Rosemarie Rosen
2028
Commissioner of Burial Grounds
Melissa L Harter
2028
Gordon Landry
2027
Paula Beaulieu
2029
Ronald Harrop (Passed Away-2026)
2028
Angela Chagnon
2029
Glenn Durham (Unexpired Term)
2027
Candance Riberiro
2029
Matthew Skipton
2029
School Committee
Housing Authority
Jennifer A Bartosz
2027
Gloria Vivier
2027
*Open Seat for a unexpired term
2027
Douglas A Smith
2028
Elizabeth Lafond
2028
Joseph C Furnia
2029
Thomas Hamel
2029
Donald Lindsey
2030
Trevor F Augustino
2029
Diane Barry (State Appointee)
Tax Collector
Moderator
Nicole Menard
2027
Lynn Snopek-Mercier
2027
Town Clerk
Pathfinder Regional Vocational Technical
Emily Reed
2028
High District School Committee
Treasurer
April Judicki
2027
Steven Nally
2027
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💰 Federal awards (top 2 by amount)
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| $43,555 | ECF CONSTRUCTION LLC Department of Defense · ELECTRICAL CONDUITS INSTALLATION, CAPE COD CANAL, BUZZARDS BAY, MA. |
| $5,222 | AMAJ, INC Department of the Interior · MA-FT RIVER DOSOC NWR-AUTOBODY REPAIR |
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Traffic fatalities1 (2023)
Business establishments3,491 (49,009 employees · 2023)
Fair Market Rent (2BR)$1,496/mo (2025)
Adults with low literacy12.6% (low numeracy 20% · 2017)
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