Select Board reorganizes after election, approves Housing Production Plan update. William Rosenblum was elected Chair by 4-1 vote, and Anthony Alves was unanimously chosen Vice Chair. Housing consultant Karen Sunnarborg presented Ludlow's updated Housing Production Plan, noting the town has 307
Ludlow Board of Health reorganizes, approves March minutes and animal control officer nomination. The board elected Lauren Yelinek as Chair and Antonio Tavares as Secretary in unanimous votes on April 6. Health Director Paulina Matusik reported the launch of a four-intern program including a Master
Ludlow Board of Health elects new chair and reappoints animal inspector for fourth straight year.
Ludlow Conservation Commission approves three major environmental filings. The board voted unanimously to permit a 2.0-megawatt solar facility at 155 West Street and a 38-lot residential subdivision at East Street and Ventura Street, both subject to stormwater management and mitigation conditions.
Ludlow Commission on Disability votes to remove Mills from membership. Christopher Harkins, Chairperson, led the unanimous 5-0 vote to remove Harry Mills over his inability to attend due to extended medical leave. Guest Josh Carpenter from the Planning Board presented a $50,000 T-Mobile grant to
Finance Committee reviews FY27 budget framework with $1.4M in free cash remaining. The committee examined year-to-date municipal expenditures as of end of February, with most departments between 67 and 77 percent spent. Chair Tony Sanches presented the capital plan totaling $2.4 million in free
Ludlow Local Emergency Planning Committee elects new slate of officers. Police Chief Michael Brennan was unanimously elected Chair, Deputy Fire Chief Jeff Lavoie Vice Chair, Bob McCormick Secretary, and Paulina Matusik Treasurer. The committee discussed June World Cup events and a planned Memorial
Ludlow Housing Authority unanimously approved $503,293.77 in bills and advanced four modernization projects. Chairperson Susan Stanek led the board meeting, with board members Raymond Anderson, Joao Alves, and Kimberly Babin present. The board tabled a budget revision to incorporate an
Ludlow Select Board authorizes $877,000 community development grant application. The board unanimously approved a Pioneer Valley Planning Commission submission to the Massachusetts Executive Office of Housing and Living Communities for Community Development Block Grant funding covering Robert
Board of Health backs 240 sharps containers from Opioid Settlement funds. The unanimous vote authorizes purchase of the containers, estimated at $940 to $1,100, for submission to the Select Board; Health Director Paulina Matusik presented usage data showing demand for 142 units but recommended the
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