Deerfield Ad Hoc Senior Housing Committee approves removal RFP, names TRIAD liaison. The committee designated Pam Predmore liaison to TRIAD, which coordinates senior utility assistance and food delivery programs. Members unanimously approved prior meeting minutes and received a completed
Deerfield Energy Conservation Committee discusses building assessments, bike infrastructure, and a possible Climate Leader retry. The committee, whose members include M.A.
DEERFIELD -- June 17, 2026, Deerfield Planning Board advances ADU bylaw overhaul toward an August public hearing and October Town Meeting. Meeting jointly with the Zoning Board of Appeals on June 17, the Planning Board
Deerfield Planning Board advances accessory dwelling unit bylaw amendments. Denise Mason, Planning Board Chair, convened the June 15 meeting to review revised Chapter 179 amendments that would allow local ADUs up to 1,200 square feet by special permit while preserving existing provisions. The board
Deerfield's Planning Board and Zoning Board of Appeals advanced a revised accessory dwelling unit bylaw draft toward a public hearing planned for early August.
Deerfield Planning Board moves ADU bylaw overhaul toward an August public hearing ahead of a potential October town meeting.
Deerfield senior housing panel asks Selectboard to bid out removal of two aging buildings for $1.
Deerfield Community Preservation Committee reelects its officers and sets a September hearing amid a debate over grant paperwork. Chair Kathy Sylvester, Vice Chair Julie Caswell and Clerk Jeff were each reelected unanimously, while the panel approved its March 25 minutes 7-1, with one abstention.
Selectboard approves bridge easements and EMS chief. The board unanimously accepted temporary construction easements for the Stillwater Bridge replacement on Upper Road, with Chair Blake Gilmore authorized to execute all necessary documents as MassDOT moves the project to bidding. Members also
Deerfield's Ad Hoc Senior Housing Committee discussed environmental assessment and potential development of church properties June 10. A brownfields report on the church and rectory found asbestos and oil tanks, with abatement costs estimated between 210,000 dollars and 280,000 dollars, according
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