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
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