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Good evening everyone, the Board of Health would like to remind you to get your annual transfer station permit. Last year's permits expire July 31st. Permits can be purchased at the transfer station....
read more...NOW HIRING - FULL TIME POLICE OFFICER
The Town of Cummington is seeking qualified candidates for a Full Time Police Officer Position.
Applicants must be 21 years of age or older; a U.S. Citizen; possess a valid operator’s license, possess a high school diploma /GED, possess strong communication skills, ...
read more...The Selectboard, Town Clerk and Emergency Manager have developed a robocall policy to help ensure that robocall notifications are used consistently and appropriately for town-related communications. Anyone wishing to request a robocall should email the request to roborequest@cummington-ma.gov. Requests must be submitted at least one week prior to the ...
read more...Cummington will celebrate its 250th birthday in 2029, and we are forming a seven member community planning committee to help shape this once in a generation milestone. We invite residents aged 18 and older, from all backgrounds, to join us in imagining events, activities, and celebrations that honor our history, ...
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Meeting times: As needed (check calendar) |
| Term: Appointed by the Selectboard for 1 year |
| Compensation: none |
In June of 2025, the BTES Ad Hoc Committee was disbanded and a newly formed committee called the Berkshire Trail Building Committee was appointed by the Selectboard. See this new page for agenda and minutes going forward.
The BTES Ad Hoc Building Committee was appointed by the Selectboard at their 9/5/19 meeting and will meet to discuss/plan/make recommendations to the Selectboard for the building at 2 Main Street.
#1 - Austin Design - Executive Summary
On February 15, 2023 several residents attended a community forum at the Community House to hear about the existing conditions at the Berkshire Trail Elementary school and Community House buildings. At this meeting Dave Christopolis of the Hilltown CDC and Tom Chalmers, Architect for Austin Designs shared with attendees information on the buildings, the work that the Ad Hoc Committee has done so far, and what plans have been made to rehabilitate the Berkshire Trail Elementary School building. Cummington residents provided feedback and ideas to the town and the architect as work moves forward to determine the costs associated with getting the school open again as a town facility that can generate some revenue for the town. (More information about this forum, maps of the building layouts and PowerPoint presentations can be found on the Town website on the BTES Project Recent News or BTES Ad Hoc Committee page.
Advocacy for funding was also discussed at the meeting, and it was suggested by some residents that supporters should reach out to their State Legislators for financial investment and requested a template letter. Link to a template you can use to send to our legislators, Senator Paul Mark and Representative Lindsay Sabadosa. Their addresses are in the letter, both e-mail and snail mail. Feel free to edit this template as you feel appropriate. Additionally, it is always meaningful to include a personal story in your letter. That is always helpful to legislators when they make their case in Boston on our behalf. Both of our legislators are aware of the town’s efforts to rehabilitate this building and they want to help.
Below is information regarding the former Berkshire Trail School on Main Street and the Cummington Community House which was presented at a public forum on February 15, 2023.
Community House Building Layout
Berkshire Trail Powerpoint Presentation
Community House Powerpoint Presentation
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