HADLEY A new quarterly fee to support the town’s sewer system will be placed on residential tax bills beginning in May.The Select Board Wednesday voted unanimously to implement what officials are calling an infrastructure fee that could raise as.
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Hadley gets another ambulance rebate, though only half as much as last year
Jim Scolforo, vice president of operations for region 1 for Action EMS, left, and Michael Woronka, chief executive officer of Action EMS, talk about the private ambulance service Aug. 24, 2018 at the Hadley public safety complex. gazette file photo
By SCOTT MERZBACH
HADLEY Hadley is again receiving a rebate on its annual subsidy to a private ambulance service, but will only get about half as much back this year due to significantly fewer emergency responses.
Fire Chief Michael Spanknebel informed the Select Board Wednesday that the town is getting a $138,922 rebate after appropriating $282,250 for the service provided by Action EMS.
Hadley board shuts senior center till January
The new Hadley Senior Center was opened in August. via Facebook
Modified: 12/17/2020 1:27:05 PM
HADLEY Only essential services will be available in-person at the Hadley Senior Center until early January following a decision by the Select Board Wednesday to close the building to the public.
Citing the concerning rise in COVID-19 cases across the region in recent weeks, and anticipating the possibility of a similar spike following Christmas, the board voted 4-0, with Jane Nevinsmith abstaining, to keep the center shuttered until the board meets again on Jan. 6.
The decision also closes Town Hall to the public, though that building had been open to residents only by appointment.
Hadley gets another ambulance rebate, though only half as much as last year
Jim Scolforo, vice president of operations for region 1 for Action EMS, left, and Michael Woronka, chief executive officer of Action EMS, talk about the private ambulance service Aug. 24, 2018 at the Hadley public safety complex. gazette file photo
Modified: 12/18/2020 9:00:21 AM
HADLEY Hadley is again receiving a rebate on its annual subsidy to a private ambulance service, but will only get about half as much back this year due to significantly fewer emergency responses.
Fire Chief Michael Spanknebel informed the Select Board Wednesday that the town is getting a $138,922 rebate after appropriating $282,250 in the town budget for the service provided by Action EMS.