Litchfield What’s Up Selectmen Roundtable | March 7, 2020
Litchfield What’s Up Selectmen Roundtable | March 7, 2020
Litchfield What’s Up Selectmen Roundtable | March 7, 2020
Asking for your support, John Brunelle for Selectman 2020
ARTICLE 10 – BY PETITIONThis petition article seeks to implement one of the recommendations from the 2018 Municipal Resources Inc. (MRI) report. The study recommended more man-hours for the Litchfield Highway Department. Currently the department does not have the proper staffing to provide appropriate safety standards on the job. The
Today was a first for me, I was interviewed by Diane Plansky; for the Litchfield What’s Up Facebook Group Page. Looking forward to the round table discussion with all the candidates!!!!! If you have any direct questions of me; please reach out.
Today I am announcing my candidacy and I am asking for your support for re-election to the Board of Selectmen. My family and I have lived in Litchfield for the past 20 years and in Southern New Hampshire area for the past 31 years. My wife Cathy and I have
In Jan 11th edition of the Hudson Litchfield News; there was this “Letter to the Editor“, written by Joseph Cabral. I am not sure where to start, but let’s first address the Selectmen’s salary; which in 2010 was reduced to $8,580. This reduction was made after the Town Administrator was
In today’s edition of the Hudson Litchfield News; there was this “Letter to the Editor“, written by Joseph Cabral. I want to address several statements within this letter; that I feel are misleading and lack details: Unneccassary fire station and fire department spending (OT, detail truck, bonus, Taj Mahal, etc)
Have you ever considered running for a position in your local government? Every year around this time comes the need for willing resident to consider giving back to the community and this year is no different. There are several elected positions up this year; two (2) on the
I am seeking your support for re-election to the Board of Selectmen. My family and I have lived in Litchfield for the past 18 years and in Southern New Hampshire area for the past 28 years. My wife Cathy and I have four children, three which have graduated Campbell High