Public Safety Facilities Committee

Public Safety Facilities Committee refined its Town Meeting Article 21 presentation. Chair Glenn Pratt led the seven-member committee through a slide-by-slide review, with members assigned to present different sections at the Annual Town Meeting. Interim Town Manager Michele Leary, Police Chief

Public Safety Facilities Committee discusses Town Meeting Article 21 presentation strategy for new police station. Chair Glenn Pratt outlined a segmented approach in which committee members would present different components. Police Chief William Quigley noted that the proposal has been on the

Public Safety Facilities Committee backs $26M police and fire station proposal for town warrant. Chair Glenn Pratt presented the committee's unanimous recommendation to construct a 23,426-square-foot facility at 135 King Street, housing a full police station and structural shell of a fire

Public Safety Facilities Committee unanimously backs $26.8M police station with unfitted fire substation shell. Chair Glenn Pratt led the vote recommending Option C to the Select Board, down from the original $28.4 million fully operational plan and up from the police-only $25 million option. The

Public Safety Facilities Committee elects officers and maps redesign strategy. Glenn Pratt was elected Chair, Richard Kinscherf Vice Chair, and Dan Tarpey Clerk at the committee's March 2 meeting. The committee discussed a redesign of the 135 King Street public safety facility under a $200,000