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Select Board appoints two police officers, approves regional dispatch study.

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

Select Board hires Michelle White as Town Accountant after interview process.

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

Select Board reorganizes, approves Housing Production Plan, debates fiscal year budget complexities.

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

Select Board approves $877,000 CDBG grant application for infrastructure, housing, and domestic violence services.

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

Select Board OKs $3.5M town hall flooring, approves police wellness grant, advances FY27 budget.

Ludlow Select Board approves $91 million FY27 budget with no Prop 2.5 override and $195,000 excess capacity. Town Administrator Marc Strange reported a 3 percent school increase, 7.5 percent health insurance rise, three town FTE reductions, and two new hires. Separately, the board heard state