Egremont Water Commission reviewed two alternatives for Karner Brook Dam rehabilitation, estimated at $5.1 million and $4.0 million. Chair Mary Brazie and members considered findings from Tighe & Bond engineering presenting two options: building a new dam downstream versus repairing the existing
The Municipal Housing Trust discussed its short-term rental initiative ahead of a June 29 town meeting. Chairman Richard Stanley presided over seven members who addressed restrictions on properties valued at $500,000 or below. The board reviewed a CDC workforce housing project where one applicant
Egremont Select Board unanimously approved a mattress recycling fee increase and voted to keep election polling at Town Hall. Board of Health Director Juliette Haas secured approval for Tough Stuff Recycling's new $40-per-unit rate, up from $33, and reported that the North Egremont Firehouse garage
The Egremont Municipal Housing Trust Board refined short-term rental bylaw amendments for a June 29 special town meeting vote. Chair Richard Stanley and members Mary Brazie, Judi Goodman, Doug Mishkin, and Evan Hardcastle, meeting with Planning Board members John Lanterman and Mary McGurn, approved
Water Commission approves materials order for master meter installation project. Chair Mary Brazie, members Judi Goodman and Lucinda Fenn-Vermuelen, and staff including Water Secondary Operator/Clerk Taylor Thompson met June 4 and unanimously approved the May 7 minutes. Grant Administrator Peg
The Egremont Select Board unanimously approved two beer and wine licenses for Catamount Ski Resort for events on July 4th and August 22nd. The board also reappointed eight members to the Council on Aging, including Georgette Kinney, Linda Warner, Pamela Knowles, Donna Bersch-Gordon, Robin Goldberg,
The Egremont Green Committee voted unanimously to approve its April 14 meeting minutes and advanced planning for two major environmental initiatives. The committee confirmed plans for a June 3 "Just Eat It" film screening at the Triplex featuring presentations from the Center for Eco Technology and
Select Board reorganizes and approves highway hire and beer license. Chairwoman Lucinda Fenn-Vermeulen, Vice Chair Judi Goodman, and Member Mary Brazie were elected in the annual reorganization. The Board unanimously approved Nate Mrowka's hire for the Highway Department effective June 1, 2026, and
Egremont Planning Board unanimously approves Pardoe property three-lot division. Chair Mary McGurn reported that the Attorney General has approved Article 6 Cottage Cluster Development provisions, now legally effective for pending OxBow site plan review. The Board also confirmed McGurn and Stephen
Egremont Housing Trust Board advances revised short-term rental bylaws ahead of Select Board review. The board, chaired by Vice-Chairman Doug Mishkin with eight members present in person and via Zoom, approved language modifications requiring at least one trustee or LLC member to be an Egremont
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