Deerfield Conservation Commission postpones Academy tree removal hearing pending environmental review. The three-member body voted unanimously on June 25 to continue a public hearing on a Notice of Intent to remove up to ten hazard trees near Deerfield Academy's rowing dock at 518 River Road to
Deerfield Conservation Commission continued a Deerfield Academy boathouse tree-removal hearing and began overhauling its standing municipal wetland maintenance permit at its June 25 meeting.
Deerfield Selectboard approves compensation for expanded administrator roles. Town Administrator Christopher Dunne will receive $10,000 annually and Assistant Town Administrator Greg Snedeker $4,000 plus vacation time for assuming Planning and Assessor duties effective July 2. The board also
Deerfield Senior Housing Committee updates on archiving and farming initiatives. The committee discussed progress on St. James archiving, with Blake Gilmore reporting a planned connection with the Diocese in approximately two weeks; structural photographs are needed. Carolyn Shores Ness reported on
Deerfield's Ad Hoc Senior Housing Committee found the former St. James Church largely clean in an environmental review but flagged likely asbestos tile in its rectory.
Deerfield Selectboard approves $14,000 in staff stipends and advances kratom sales regulations.
Deerfield Finance Committee approves $33,000 in reserve and appropriation transfers. Chair Julie Chalfant presided as the committee unanimously approved $22,000 for Tilton Library utility costs, $4,000 for general insurance, and $7,000 to correct a recreation staff salary budget error. The
Deerfield Finance Committee approves $43,700 in end-of-year transfers and hears road funding data.
Deerfield Energy Conservation Committee schedules its July 16 meeting and reviews climate strategy progress. Chair David Gilbert-Keith noted the committee's focus on energy savings through electrification, replacing equipment with electric alternatives. The committee reported no progress on a Green
Deerfield's Ad Hoc Senior Housing Committee advanced a hazardous-materials removal bid for the former St. James rectory and previewed a state ADU tool with a septic-system blind spot.
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