Belchertown Select Board Names Jornet-Kernlens Chair, Miner Vice Chair
Belchertown Select Board unanimously elects new Chair and Vice Chair in five-minute special meeting.
Belchertown Select Board unanimously elects new Chair and Vice Chair in five-minute special meeting.
Select Board unanimously backs AI policy and multiple municipal agreements. Chair Lesa Lessard Pearson and Board members approved the Artificial Intelligence Policy, which underwent extensive review by Town Counsel and UMass representatives and requires human oversight of AI-generated content. The
Belchertown Select Board adopts AI policy, ratifies firefighter contract, and pursues $7.7 million in grants.
Belchertown Council on Aging prepares for four new specialized frozen meal options required by October 1 grant mandate.
Select Board approves $8,900 Opioid Settlement Fund grant to Honest Beginnings. The five-member board, led by Chair Lesa Lessard Pearson, voted unanimously May 18 to fund basement repairs and furnishings at the sober living home on Federal Street after the Opioid Settlement Fund Committee resolved
Belchertown Select Board unanimously backs rooftop solar lease framework and $8,900 opioid grant at May 18 meeting.
The Select Board unanimously endorsed a Memorandum of Agreement with the Police Officers Coalition and Firefighters Union. All five members present, chaired by Lesa Lessard Pearson, voted 5-0-0 to approve the contract presented by Town Manager Steven J Williams. The board also voted 4-0-1 to accept
Select Board endorses land purchase and names Planning Board alternate. The Belchertown board unanimously backed a 127-acre Walker/Mahall property acquisition at no town cost through a grant and Kestrel Land Trust, pending Town Meeting approval, and appointed Mark Plante of 24 Jackson Street as the
BELCHERTOWN -- May 4, 2026, Belchertown Select Board endorses 127-acre conservation land deal funded entirely by grants. Acting under Chair Lesa Lessard Pearson, who was absent due to illness, a four-member board voted
Belchertown Senior Center reports record 654 congregate meals in March and restructures its annual holiday bazaar.
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