Three property transfers were recorded in Middlefield between June 6 and July 5, 2026, but sale prices were disclosed for only one of the three transactions. That sale — 116 Skyline Trail, which transferred from Daniel Cimini to Navy Federal Credit Union on June 17 — carried a price of …
The Middlefield Finance Committee voted unanimously to postpone elections for chair and secretary until July 15, when all members can be present. Residents Maureen Longobardi, Alphonso Longobardi, Ray Schneller, and Sue Schneller expressed support for Kenneth Murray as chair during public comment,
Middlefield Select Board approves five financial policies set for July 1 adoption. The board voted to adopt Disbursement, Debt Affordability, Debt Management, Anti-Fraud, and Financial Reserve policies at its June 17 meeting chaired by Ann Marie Visconti. The board also approved $880 payment to
Middlefield Capital Planning Committee unanimously increases fire engine estimate to $1 million. The committee adjusted its capital improvement plan, setting police vehicle estimates at $85,000 low-end and $100,000 high-end, and voting unanimously to use the low-end Kenwood estimate for fire and
Middlefield Council on Aging approves summer field trip and event schedule. Chair Judith Hoag, Treasurer Laura Lafreniere, and Director Suzanne Lemieux joined members Mark Doane, Charlene Gero, Patricia Jones, Sharon Barry, and alternate Wayne Main in unanimously approving prior meeting minutes
Middlefield Select Board and Finance Committee authorize ADA evaluation contract. Town Administrator Evan Kenney was directed to finalize contract terms with Pioneer Valley Planning Commission for a Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan; the motion passed unanimously. Finance Committee member Kenneth
Finance Committee plans for vacant chair role and reviews post-Annual Town Meeting business. Present were Chair Brent LeBeau, Louise Harlow, and Kenneth Murray; Noreen Suriner and Judy Hoag were excused. Members discussed feedback from the May 2nd ATM, including concerns about legal fees, bylaws
Middlefield greenlights $900,000 Senior Center renovation with Department of Agriculture approval. The Council on Aging presented a $750,000 state-grant-funded project, supplemented by $150,000 in town appropriation and $90,000 in architectural fees. Architect Steven Jablonski detailed upgrades
Council on Aging approves Senior Center building plan with state support. Selectboard member Curt Robie and Architect Steven Jablonski presented improvements funded by a $100,000 state grant, $150,000 in town appropriations, and $90,000 in architectural fees, totaling $990,000. The project, set to
Capital Planning Committee approves unified format for presenting capital spending recommendations. The committee voted unanimously to accept prior minutes and agreed to reorganize departmental capital data into a single document with narrative explanations and weighted rankings based on public