NHA board approves Worcester MOU for 43 units
The Northampton Housing Authority board approved a Worcester Housing Authority deal to turn over 43 vacant units.
The Northampton Housing Authority board approved a Worcester Housing Authority deal to turn over 43 vacant units.
Northampton Housing Authority voted to bring in Worcester Housing Authority crews to clear a 43-unit vacancy backlog.
Northampton residents challenge reliance on periodic overrides at Task Force public forum. The 11-member Task Force, with 22 residents attending in person and three via Zoom, heard residents reject Mayor Narkewicz's fiscal stability plan, which relies on override votes every four to five years.
The Northampton City Council voted 9-0 to put the planning director in charge of local permitting for small solar and battery-storage projects under a new state law taking effect Oct. 1.
Northampton's Board of Health voted 5-0 to continue a hearing on Valley Recycling's request to raise its daily solid waste limit by 150 to 200 tons, after South Street residents said truck traffic shakes their homes.
Northampton Board of Health continued public hearing on Valley Recycling's waste expansion request. The facility seeks to increase permitted daily solid waste from 324 tons to an additional 150-200 tons per day at its Easthampton Road site.
Northampton's Fiscal Assessment Community Task Force holds first public review of five-year Fiscal Stability Plan. The task force examined the city's revenue structure, finding that property taxes account for 61.79 percent of total revenue, while state aid contributes 13.58 percent. Current
Northampton's Urban Forestry Commission votes 7-0 to cut regular meetings from twice to once a month. Tree Warden Paris Litti, newly promoted to Director of Public Works, said the added duties leave him able to attend "only one meeting a month," prompting the shift to first Wednesdays only.
Northampton school budget panel reviews FY27 Title I allocation and transportation plans. The Budget and Property Subcommittee heard a report from Business Administrator Ann-Marie Dasilva Nembirkow on FY26 closeout and FY27 allocations including $496,855 in Title I funds, $868,000 in IDEA grants,
Northampton Housing Partnership defers leadership elections as member recruitment begins. The partnership postponed chair and vice-chair nominations to its October meeting, with Vice-Chair Hannah Shaffer stepping back from an acting role.
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