Ludlow Board of Health votes to pursue Pioneer Valley Mosquito Control District membership and approves a Hubbard Street backyard flock permit.
Ludlow Housing Authority approves $1.52M budget with $517,525 subsidy request. Chairperson Susan Stanek and board members voted unanimously to approve the operating budget for fiscal year ending September 30, 2026, including an Executive Director salary of $100,265. Accountant Jenna Milne presented
Ludlow Safety Committee declines engine brake ban, orders Ventura Street speed signs, and eyes first town-wide speed study since 1994.
Westover Golf Commission plans irrigation system upgrade for October voter approval. The commission approved May meeting minutes and June bills by 3-0 votes, then focused on planning an irrigation project presentation to Town Meeting in October 2026, working with engineering consultant Tighe & Bond
Ludlow Board of Health unanimously adopts food establishment regulation closing an eight-year permitting gap.
Conservation Commission reorganizes with Tierney as Chair, Chaloux as Vice Chair. The Commission unanimously appointed Caroline Suska as its representative to the reactivated Community Preservation Act Committee, which will explore potential funding for open space preservation, affordable housing,
Ludlow Select Board appoints two new police officers effective immediately. Isabella Provost and Jalette Mena were unanimously appointed to fill vacancies created by recent retirements; both ranked in the top two of five civil service candidates and will attend the Holyoke Police Academy in
Ludlow Recreation Commission approves bills and addresses future status of appointed committee. The commission voted 2-0 to accept bills dated May 8, 2026. Commissioners discussed the committee's status following Town Meeting action, confirming it will remain appointed until the end of the current
Westover Golf Commission schedules irrigation project presentation. The municipal golf commission unanimously approved inviting the Town Administrator to a June 9 meeting with engineering firm Tighe & Bond to discuss the commission's planned irrigation project presentation for October Town Meeting.
The Ludlow Housing Authority unanimously approved a $121,228.84 change order for the State Street Empties modernization project at its May 19 meeting. Chairperson Susan Stanek presided, with board members Raymond Anderson, Joao Alves, and Kimberly Babin present. The board also approved the minutes
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