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Help Wanted
The Town of Cummington is looking for someone to handle outdoor and some indoor maintenance of two of our municipal buildings. Position to be filled as soon as possible. Responsibilities would include:
Snow removal of sidewalks, ramps and doorways
Roof snow raking
Sidewalk sanding and refilling sand buckets...
read more...The BTES Ad Hoc Committee will present in an update/informational meeting on what has been happening with the planning for future use of the building at 2 Main Street. Meeting will be held at the Community House on 2/15/23 at 7 PM. All are welcome....
read more...Due Date for Budget Requests March 1, 2023... Link https://sites.google.com/view/budget-forms Short link:
bit.ly/01026forms If any questions contact Fin Com Secretary - mtumenas@cummington-ma.gov...
read more...Dog licenses for all dogs are due by March 31, 2023. Click here for form. The form can be mailed along with your payment or dropped in the gray box near the rear entrance of the Community House. Please be aware of the $5.00 late fee. ...
read more...Info for open burning: General info and Date / Permit info....
read more...At their November 10, 2022, Selectboard meeting, the closing of the following roads from December 1, 2022, to May 1, 2023, or from first snow until mud season is over was approved:
Stage Road from house number 132 to 200
Trow Road from House number 43 to 88
Tirrell Hill ...
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| Member | Title | Phone | Term Start | Term End |
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Meeting times: Committee Disbanded 2020 |
| Term: Appointed by the Selectboard for 1 year |
| Compensation: none |
The MVP Committee was entrusted with carrying out the Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness (MVP) grant. The Committee comprised of the following members: Bill Adams, Adam Dragon, Bernard Forgea, Sarah Fournier-Scanlon, Michael Perkins, Alan Taylor and James Wettereau and was in existance for approximately one year. See below for draft finidings report.
March 2020
“The Towns of Chesterfield, Cummington, Goshen, and Worthington are collaborating with the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission (PVPC), residents, and stakeholders on strategies to reduce vulnerability and adapt to our changing climate through the State’s Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness (MVP) program. The core directive of the MVP program is to engage community stakeholders to facilitate the education, planning, and ultimate implementation of priority climate change adaptation actions. Completion of the MVP planning process will enable the Towns to receive a MVP designation and preference for future state grants.
The MVP grant also requires each town to engage the public on climate resilience. Given current COVID-19 social distancing guidance, we are unable at this time to hold a public meeting on the subject Instead, we are asking all Cummington residents to do two things:
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