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10/29/2026

Open position available witb Warren Housing Authority

10/26/2026

Planning Board 10/26/26

10/19/2026

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/WarrenMAHousing

10/19/2026

Quaboag Regional School Committee

10/16/2026

10/15/2026

Board of Selectmen 10/15/26

10/07/2026

It’s been a busy but very productive week at the Shepard Municipal Building, on Monday Town Administrator Jim Ferrera and Highway Surveyor Jeremy Olson met with key representatives from National Grid to discuss upcoming Town road construction projects. In the coming months we will be working with National Grid to come up with a plan on how to expand natural gas service in Town.

Our Town employees are our most valuable asset; to continue to attract and retain the best and the brightest, we must continue to invest in staff development. On Tuesday staff participated in an important workplace safety training sponsored by MIIA risk management. This training covered Slips, Trips, and Falls. Managing employee’s safety and health is key to a productive work environment. Thank you to our team for your continued support and cooperation in this important training initiative.

10/03/2026

10/03/2026

I'm thrilled to share that more than $20.1 million is coming to communities across our district through the latest round of the Commonwealth’s Community One Stop for Growth!

These investments will support housing, infrastructure, downtown revitalization, economic development, and long-term community planning in the district.

Here’s the breakdown:

Town of Belchertown: $2,250,500
• $1.865M to complete critical water, sewer, drainage, and roadway improvements at Sportshaven Mobile Home Park, preserving 38 affordable homes
• $240K for water and sewer infrastructure supporting redevelopment at Carriage Grove
• $95K to complete the town’s wayfinding signage project
• $50K to advance the creation of a Massachusetts Cultural District

City of Chicopee - Mayor's Office: $250,000
• Pre-development work to advance redevelopment of the former Uniroyal complex, with plans for 448 housing units, retail, and open space

Town of East Longmeadow: $150,000
• $100K for a Pedestrian Access & Mobility Plan for the Center Town District
• $50K to advance planning for a shared-benefits district in Center Square

Town of Longmeadow: $5 million
• Major transportation, stormwater, and streetlighting improvements supporting new commercial development and a safer, more accessible downtown

Town of Ludlow: $75,000
• Feasibility and redevelopment planning for two vacant surplus properties

Town of Palmer: $5.15 million
• $5M for major sewer infrastructure improvements on Thorndike Street and Shearer Street
• $150K for new zoning focused on creating a walkable, mixed-use village center near the proposed rail station

City of Springfield, MA - Office of Communications: $7,196,635
• $5M to continue Main Street and Convention District improvements supporting new housing and retail
• $1.247M for critical water and sewer improvements preserving 312 affordable homes at Boston Road Mobile Home Park
• $950K to advance redevelopment of the Colonial Block and historic Shean Block downtown

The Town of Warren, MA: $110,000
• Development of an Asset Management Plan for the West Warren Water District to identify infrastructure needs and help support future housing

10/01/2026

Board of Selectmen 10/1/26

Address

48 High Street
Warren, MA
01083

Website

https://www.warren-ma.gov/

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