The Ludlow Select Board voted unanimously to hire Michelle White, a 16-year school finance veteran, as Town Accountant, citing her proficiency with Munis software, free cash certification expertise, and hands-on accounting experience. Three public hearings approved an Eversource utility pole
The Ludlow Safety Committee unanimously filed five Planning Board notices and decisions on May 14, 2026, including approvals for a home office electrical contracting permit at 103 Jerad Drive, a residential development at 17-21 Lower Whitney Street, a subdivision at 1252 East Street, a home office
Ludlow Planning Board approves consent agenda, directs staff inquiry on public access to Town Hall. The Board voted unanimously to approve four estate lot special permits for Hemlock Ridge LLC and subdivision plans for Tanglewood Estates while directing staff to send correspondence to the Select
Ludlow Safety Committee tables three resident requests, including a $20,000-per-year traffic data proposal.
Ludlow's Pond Management Committee approved prior minutes and received confirmation of 2026 budget funding. Chair Judy Breault reported that the April 7 Selectboard meeting granted allocations for treatment of Haviland, Harris, Murphy, and Alden ponds, with reserves held for Minechoag permit review
Ludlow's Zoning Board of Appeals approved a front-setback variance for a newly built home at 40 Turning Leaf, with a prohibition on enclosing the front porch. The board voted 4-0 to grant the variance to applicant Nicholas G.
Hubbard Memorial Library trustees unanimously accept donation and approve painting project. The board voted to accept a $1,000 donation from Carol Przybycien and approved a $5,870 contract with Northeast Painting Associates Inc. to paint exterior metalwork, lamp posts, doors, and railings at the
Ludlow Finance Committee unanimously backs $91.6 million FY27 budget and capital requests. The committee voted to recommend approval of 14 town meeting warrant articles, including unpaid bills of $6,496.96, a special warrant of $366,400, and state highway funding of $1,093,781, while making no
Ludlow Conservation Commission approves three major permits with contingencies. Chair Angela Tierney, Vice Chair Helder Cerqueira, and member Joseph Chaloux unanimously approved a Notice of Intent for a farm access road at 164 Lyon Street with a 252 square foot wetland replacement area offsetting
Board of Health unanimously revokes Madd Eatz Mobile Food truck permit. Health Director Paulina Matusik cited repeated priority and critical violations of the Massachusetts food code discovered during April inspections, including failures to correct violations specified in a conditional permit
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