Board of Public Works

Easthampton Board of Public Works narrows water sewer rate options for public hearing. Chair Thomas Malsbury, Member Leya Strode, and Member Gilson Hogan unanimously approved continuing the rate-structure discussion during the February 25 meeting. Consultant Raybern Consulting presented multiple

Board of Public Works reviews four water and sewer rate structure options for fiscal 2027. Raybern Consulting presented four scenarios with quarterly impacts on average residential customers ranging from 7.08 dollars to 36.99 dollars. The consultant warned that delaying increases would force larger

Easthampton's Board of Public Works received updates on three infrastructure projects underway in the town. DPW Director Greg Nuttelman reported that the $100,000 Cottage Street Pedestrian Safety Improvements project is advancing with design plans for ADA-compliant ramps and a rapid flashing beacon

Easthampton Board of Public Works holds brief organizational meeting. Thomas Malsbury was re-elected chair in a 2-0 vote with Malsbury abstaining. The board agreed to continue discussion of water and sewer rates for fiscal years 2027 through 2029, noting no draft rate proposal is yet available.