In light of the storm forecast for tomorrow, the Transfer Station will be closed on Saturday, September 16. The facility is open today, and staff have been asked to secure loose, valuable, or dangerous items over the course of the day.
We expect the Transfer Station will observe its normal opening hours next week.
As a reminder, the Comprehensive Plan Committee is holding a public meeting to discuss all things water in Blue Hill—preservation of drinking water resources, access to fresh and salt water, the Town wharves, and more!
Click here for the draft Select Board agenda for the August 28 meeting.
The draft agenda for the Select Board meeting on Monday, August 28 will be posted here by 9am Monday.
In a press release issued today, the Select Board announced that Julie Atwell will join Town staff as Town Administrator, effective on or about September 29, 2023. Ms. Atwell has been Town Administrator in Jackson, NH for more than ten years and brings substantial experience relevant to Blue Hill.
The Town’s sale of surplus computer equipment (PCs, hard drives, network equipment, and a monitor) will conclude on Monday. Any resident or property owner can make an offer at the Town Office by 4pm.
Attached are the approved minutes from the July 20 Comprehensive Plan Committee meeting.
The meeting included discussion of the draft goals, objectives, and strategies for the Water Resources and Marine Resources chapters.
Attached are the approved minutes from the June 29 Comprehensive Plan Committee meeting.
The meeting included discussion of the ongoing efforts to engage with a broad and representative group of community members and a review of the draft goals, objectives, and strategies for the Housing and Economy chapters.
Attached are the approved minutes from the May 18 Comprehensive Plan Committee meeting. The meeting included discussion of the process for reviewing the various chapter drafts and the Committee’s efforts to maximize community engagement and feedback on the plan as it takes shape (including survey responses, sessions to discuss the chapter topic areas, and more general sessions—both large and small—to obtain community feedback on how the Town might develop over the next decade.
The Select Board has prepared a mid-year report on various town matters that we thought would be of interest to Town residents and taxpayers. If you didn’t see the report in the Weekly Packet, a copy is available here.