Spencer Selectmen demand sidewalk contractor fix accessibility violations at no cost. The board voted unanimously to order B.R. Bak Enterprises to remove and replace noncompliant transitions at four Ash Street locations that failed state and federal standards. The Selectmen also unanimously
Spencer Board of Selectmen unanimously approved two one-day special alcoholic beverage licenses for fairgrounds events. John Samek of Hardwick Vineyard & Winery received a Wines Only License for the July 18 Tylers Heart Fundraiser and all four days of the Spencer Fair (September 4-7, 2026), while
Spencer Board of Selectmen unanimously approves first-due fire software and declines property purchase. The Board voted 5-0 to contract with First Due to replace the Fire Department's aging ESO/Firehouse platform, aligning it with regional dispatch systems, and unanimously rejected the town's right
Spencer Selectmen unanimously approve rescue squad asset transfer amendment. Town Administrator Jeff Bridges presented the First Amendment to remove a contradictory sentence from the Asset Transfer Agreement with the Spencer Rescue Squad. All five board members voted in favor on June 16, including
Spencer Board of Selectmen announces settlement of Massachusetts Broken Stone litigation. The board met June 11 with Chairman Gary E Woodbury, Vice Chair Jonathan F. Viner, Clerk Christopher L. Woodbury, and Member Norman C. Letendre, Jr. present; Selectman Jared J.B. Grigg was absent. Chairman
Spencer Board of Selectmen approves regional emergency medical services agreements and ambulance billing policies. In unanimously approved votes, the board backed seven intercept agreements establishing a flat $300 advanced life support fee and nine mutual aid agreements with neighboring
Spencer's Board of Selectmen approved four contracts including a three-year IT services deal. The Board unanimously approved agreements with ClearCom IT Solutions for managed IT services, BETA Group for paving inspection on East Charlton Road, the Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission
Spencer Board of Selectmen approves $22,800 library elevator repair. The five-member board voted unanimously on May 21 to hire Worcester Elevator Company to replace the pump and motor unit at the Sugden Public Library for $22,800, with funds drawn from the Building Repair Funds capital account.
Spencer selectmen cut employee health insurance costs and reorganize board. Town Administrator Jeff Bridges presented the 40-to-30 percent reduction as a recruitment and retention effort; union contracts already incorporated the 70/30 split effective July 1. The board voted 3-0 with two
Spencer Board of Selectmen approves three labor pacts and police vacancy. The Board unanimously approved collective bargaining agreements with Teamsters Local 170 for the Utilities and Facilities unit and Town Hall Clerical Unit, contingent on Town Meeting appropriation, along with employment
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