Torbay public meetings in 2025
36 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Special Public Council
The Torbay Public Council will adopt the agenda and minutes from the December 10, 2025 meeting. The primary business involves the Corporate Services Committee reviewing motions for the 2026 Town of Torbay Budget and approving invoices for services including snow clearing, water modeling, and Christmas concert entertainment.
- Adoption of December 10, 2025 meeting minutes
- Motions for 2026 Town of Torbay Budget
- Approval of $198,189.38 in invoices
- Approval of $5,000 for Torbay Common Christmas Concert
- Approval of $2,000 contribution to Holy Trinity High School
Regular Public Council
The Regular Public Council meeting will adopt the agenda and the minutes from the previous meeting. A presentation by Madeleine Florent on the current water situation will be given. The mayor’s report, committee reports, business arising, new business from each councillor, and a question‑and‑answer session will follow.
- Adoption of agenda
- Adoption of public council meeting minutes (Nov 2025)
- Presentation on current water situation by Madeleine Florent
- Business Arising Report – 09 Dec 2025
- New Business items from Mayor, Deputy Mayor, and each councillor
Planning and Land Use Development Committee
The Planning and Land Use Development Committee approved proposed changes to the Town's Public Notification Policy to align with the new Towns and Local Service Districts Act and accelerate housing approvals under the Housing Accelerator Funding program. It also conditionally approved a home‑based office application at 16 Weather Station Road and ordered the removal of a school bus from 125 North Pond Road. The committee authorized a public consultation process for amending accessory‑building standards and accepted the 2025 permit listings.
- Conditional approval of home‑based office (BR2025-013) at 16 Weather Station Road
- Order to remove commercial vehicle (school bus) from 125 North Pond Road
- Adoption of amendments to the Town's Public Notification Policy (HAF requirements)
- Motion to begin public consultation on accessory‑building development standards amendment
- Acceptance of Torbay 2025 Permit Listings for weeks ending Dec 3 2025
Economic Development, Tourism, History and Culture Committee
The Economic Development, Tourism, History and Culture Committee discussed several updates, including a partnership with PictureNL to create a digital brochure of potential film locations, plans for the Bradbury Memorial Project, and support for the Cemetery Committee's summer staffing. The History House Annex proposal received an initial provincial assessment and will be forwarded for further approval. The committee also noted the completion of tourism signage at Torbay Common, History House, and Torbay Beach, and reviewed marketing activities for upcoming holiday events.
- Collaboration with PictureNL to develop a digital brochure of potential film locations
- Bradbury Memorial Project to reconvene early next year for memorial design inside History House
- Support for the Cemetery Committee to access a student for the upcoming summer season
- History House Annex proposal received initial provincial assessment and will be sent to the next level for potential approval
- Final tourism signage installed at Torbay Common, History House, and Torbay Beach
Administration and Human Resources
The Administration and Human Resources Committee announced the hiring of seven seasonal heavy‑equipment operators for the 2025‑26 snow‑clearing season. It also announced the appointment of a full‑time Recreational Services Representative and several part‑time casual recreational staff. The committee reported that the bi‑weekly payroll and leave approval automation project is now complete.
- Seasonal Heavy Equipment Operators hired: Paul Maloney, Jordan Cross, Danny Kavanagh, Robert Mitchell, Christian Kennedy, Michael Barron, Nicholas Horwood
- Full‑time Recreational Services Representative hired: Catherine (Katie) Butler
- Part‑time casual Recreational Services Representatives hired: Julia Peddle, Josh Parsons, Alex Maynard, Ryan Tapper, Anna Nowotczynski, Logan Slaney, Sam Gosse, Jillian Clarke, Ryan Scott
- Payroll & Leave Automation project completed; all town employees transitioned to automated system
Regular Public Council
Torbay Council will adopt the agenda and minutes from the November 10, 2025 meeting. The session includes a proclamation for 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence and a report on the next scheduled meeting for December 8, 2025.
- Adoption of Public Council Meeting Minutes (Nov 10, 2025)
- Proclamation: 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence
- Next meeting scheduled for Monday, December 8, 2025
- Committee of the Whole to review Advocacy & Inclusion Committee memo
- Liaison committees to report on Atlantic Mayors Congress and Intergovernmental Affairs
Administration and Human Resources
The Administration and Human Resources Committee discussed ongoing recruitment for seasonal heavy equipment operators needed for the 2025‑26 snow‑clearing season, with hiring targeted before December 4. It also noted the posting of a full‑time Recreational Services Representative position, which closes on November 19, 2025. Updates were provided on the Bi‑Weekly Payroll & Leave Approval Automation project, slated for completion by December 18, and on the revision of the Town's Tax Collection Policy, which will be reviewed at a future council meeting.
- Recruitment of Seasonal Heavy Equipment Operators for 2025‑26 snow‑clearing season (positions to be filled by Dec 4)
- Recruitment of Recreational Services Representative – full‑time position (posting closes Nov 19, 2025)
- Payroll & Leave Automation Project – bi‑weekly system update, target completion Dec 18
- Tax Collection Policy – revised policy under development for future council review
Economic Development, Tourism, History and Culture Committee
The Economic Development, Tourism, History and Culture Committee reviewed several updates, including the status of History House remediation and the annex project. An updated construction quote for the History House Annex has been sent to the Federal and Provincial Governments and the committee is awaiting a response. Additional items discussed were a community profile dashboard meeting with Memorial University's Regional Analytics Lab, distribution of framed certificates to new businesses, and a bus tour partnership for newcomers.
- History House remediation documents are being prepared for tender
- Updated construction quote for History House Annex sent to Federal and Provincial Governments, response pending
- Meeting arranged with Memorial University's Regional Analytics Lab to support a community profile dashboard
- Framed certificates to be distributed to new businesses that opened this year
- Partnership with the Association for New Canadians for a community bus tour and lunch
Planning and Land Use Development Committee
The Planning and Land Use Development Committee will vote on a motion to conditionally approve application C2025-153 for a 13‑unit residential condominium at 46‑50 Convent Lane, subject to water resource requirements. It will also accept the Torbay 2025 permit listings for the weeks ending November 19, 2025. Updates include the town’s housing incentive grants of $10,000 for missing‑middle units and $15,000 for affordable units, and a federal contribution of $26.8 million toward the Great Pond water‑supply project. An amendment to the Development Regulations (No. 17, 2025) to speed secondary‑suite permitting will be discussed.
- Motion to conditionally approve application C2025-153 for a 13‑unit condo at 46‑50 Convent Lane
- Motion to accept Torbay 2025 permit listings for weeks ending Nov 19 2025
- Housing Incentive Package grants: $10,000 for missing‑middle housing, $15,000 for affordable housing units
- Federal funding of $26.8 million (70% of total) for Great Pond water‑supply development
- Development Regulations Amendment No. 17 (2025) to accelerate secondary‑suite permitting
Regular Public Council
The Torbay Regular Public Council will adopt the agenda and the minutes from the October 27 meeting, hear a proclamation for World Planning Day, and receive several pieces of correspondence. A key item is the memo to approve the Canada Housing Infrastructure Contribution Agreement (CHIFC‑001015). The meeting also includes reports and motions from various committees and new business items from council members.
- Adoption of agenda and October 27 meeting minutes
- Proclamation of World Planning Day (Nov 8, 2025)
- Memo: Canada Housing Infrastructure Contribution Agreement (CHIFC‑001015)
- Municipal Assessment Agency (MAA) nominations to Urban Board
- Reports and motions from the Infrastructure and Public Works Committee
Corporate Services
The Corporate Services Committee reviewed financial activity for the period October 23‑November 5, 2025, including payroll for 58 employees totaling $125,749.33, 48 cheques totalling $169,154.83, and 73 accounts‑payable invoices totalling $487,874.05. It presented a set of invoices over $5,000, amounting to $459,726.36, for Council approval. The meeting also covered a deferred donation request from Holy Trinity High varsity girls basketball, draft Restricted Reserve Fund and Security‑Deposit policies, tax‑sale proceeds, and upcoming inventory and budget‑to‑actual reviews.
- Approval of invoices over $5,000 totaling $459,726.36 (e.g., $143,563.47 for winter road salt, $66,572.01 for GFL Environmental collection)
- Payroll processed for 58 employees, total $125,749.33 for the two‑week period
- Cheque register: 48 cheques issued, total $169,154.83
- Accounts payable: 73 invoices processed, total $487,874.05
- Draft Restricted Reserve Fund Policy to be presented to Council in November
Economic Development, Tourism, History and Culture Committee
The committee reviewed updates on the History House Annex proposal, which has an estimated cost of $700,000 and seeks funding from ACOA and the province. Staff also reported on the completion of public engagement for a regional transportation project and outlined plans for a regional tourism strategy and experiential tourism pilot projects.
- History House Annex proposal seeking $700,000 in funding
- Regional Transportation Project public engagement completed
- Regional Tourism Plan to include experiential tourism pilot projects
- Christmas Guide available in print and digital formats
- Bradbury Memorial design to be revised for affordability
Regular Public Council
The Torbay Council will adopt the meeting agenda and minutes, issue proclamations for National Child Abuse Prevention Month and National Disability Employment Awareness Month, hear reports from several committees, and approve a $550,504.90 payment for corporate services invoices. No new motions are listed beyond the invoice approval.
- Adoption of the agenda
- Adoption of the final 2021‑2025 and first 2025‑2029 council meeting minutes
- Proclamation of National Child Abuse Prevention Month 2025
- Proclamation of National Disability Employment Awareness Month
- Approval of $550,504.90 payment for corporate services invoices
Corporate Services
The Corporate Services Committee reviewed payroll reports and expenditures for September and October 2025. The body recommended the approval of several high-value invoices and updates to bank account signatories following an election.
- Approval of invoices totaling $96,498.21, including $20,119.40 for Black & McDonald Traffic Lights Project
- Approval of $19,089.29 for Platinum Construction culvert replacement
- Approval of $16,377.96 for Cahill Technical Services piping for Tyndale Pump House
- Recommendation to add Colleen Tapper as Deputy Mayor to RBC account signatories
- Deferral of a $5,000 donation request for Holy Trinity High Varsity Girls Basketball Team to the next budget cycle
Planning and Land Use Development Committee
The Planning and Land Use Development Committee will consider motions to approve a 6-unit apartment building at 1545 Torbay Road and a Crown land acquisition for a 45-unit complex at 1068 Torbay Road. The committee also plans to award a contract for an Active Transportation Study.
- Motion to approve 6-unit apartment at 1545 Torbay Road
- Motion to approve Crown land acquisition for 45-unit apartment at 1068 Torbay Road
- Contract award for Active Transportation Study to Englobe Corp. for $37,736
- Water allocation freeze for new development
- Housing Incentive Package offering $10,000-$15,000 grants
Administration and Human Resources
The committee announced that Negar Khajehpour has accepted the Engineer (HAF-2) position in Planning & Development for the Housing Accelerator Funding Project. It also reviewed the ongoing recruitment for seasonal heavy‑equipment operators for the 2025‑26 snow‑clearing season, with a target fill date of November 14, 2025. An update was given on the Payroll & Leave Automation project, now extending to unionized staff with full implementation expected by November 19, 2025. The town also confirmed a Council/Staff Meet‑and‑Greet event at Plaza Bowl on November 7, 2025.
- Engineer (HAF-2) hired for Housing Accelerator Funding Project – Negar Khajehpour
- Recruitment for seasonal heavy‑equipment operators for 2025‑26 snow‑clearing season, aim to fill by Nov 14 2025
- Payroll & Leave Automation project expanded to include unionized employees, full rollout by Nov 19 2025
- Council/Staff Meet‑and‑Greet event scheduled for Nov 7 2025, 1‑3 PM at Plaza Bowl
- Next committee meeting set for Monday, Nov 3 2025
Regular Public Council
The council will conduct the swearing-in of new council members. The meeting also includes the confirmation of the Deputy Mayor.
- Swearing in of new council
- Confirmation of Deputy Mayor
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Regular Public Council
The Torbay Town Council will formally adopt the meeting agenda and the minutes from the September 2, 2025 Public Council meeting. Business arising will include Corporate Services reports. New business will feature remarks from the Mayor, Deputy Mayor and each councillor. The session will conclude with a question‑and‑answer period, a notice of the next meeting, and adjournment.
- Adoption of the meeting agenda
- Adoption of September 2, 2025 council minutes
- Business arising – Corporate Services reports
- New business – statements from Mayor and councillors
- Question & Answer session
Regular Public Council
The Town Council will meet to discuss reports and motions from several committees, including Planning and Land Use Development and Infrastructure and Public Works. The meeting includes a question and answer session for residents.
- Planning and Land Use Development Committee reports and motions
- Corporate Services reports and motions
- Economic Development, Tourism, History and Culture report and motion
- Infrastructure and Public Works reports and motions
- Recreation and Community Services report and motion
Administration and Human Resources
The Administration and Human Resources committee discussed the status of several job recruitments and a payroll automation project. The body is tracking hiring timelines for planning and recreation staff and the transition of employees to a new payroll system.
- Interview schedule confirmed for Planning Technician
- Job posting open for Engineer (HAF-2) until September 5, 2025
- Interviews for Fall/Winter Part-Time Program Staff scheduled for August 25-29, 2025
- Payroll & Leave Automation Project expanded to all non-unionized employees
Economic Development, Tourism, History and Culture Committee
The committee discussed updates on the Lower Street Stage, Regional Transit Study, and the Mannion Project. A motion was made to transfer and take ownership of the Mannion Collection for a one-time cost of $19,607.50 and an annual hosting fee of $2,640, funded by a Canadian Heritage grant. The committee also noted the Bradbury Memorial Project received only one submission and is looking at other options.
- Mannion Collection ownership transfer recommended for $19,607.50
- Lower Street Stage electrical work awaiting NL Power inspection
- Regional Transit Study online survey exceeds 350 responses
- Bradbury Memorial Project seeking alternative options after one submission
- History House planning fall programming and October paranormal event
Regular Public Council
Torbay Town Council will meet to adopt the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting, hear a presentation from the Green Team, and discuss proclamations for Ukraine Independence Day. The agenda includes reports from various committees regarding planning, administration, and infrastructure.
- Adoption of July 7, 2025 Public Council Meeting minutes
- Presentation from Green Team 2025
- Proclamation of Ukraine Independence Day
- Motion to approve invoice from Morel Music International Inc
- Motion to appoint authority of Fire Prevention By-law
Administration and Human Resources
The Administration and Human Resources Committee will review recruitment updates for a Planning Technician, an Engineer (HAF‑2), and fall/winter part‑time program staff. It will receive an update on the payroll and leave automation project, which is being extended to unionized employees with a target of full operation by September 1 2025. A motion will be considered to adopt the Staff Professional Development & Training Policy effective August 5 2025.
- Planning Technician (Planning & Development) job posting posted online, closing August 15, 2025
- Engineer (HAF‑2) (Planning & Development) job description being finalized
- Fall/Winter Part‑Time Program Staff position posted, closing August 8, 2025
- Payroll & Leave Approval Automation project expanding to include unionized staff, target full implementation by September 1, 2025
- Motion to adopt the Staff Professional Development & Training Policy effective August 5, 2025
Economic Development, Tourism, History and Culture Committee
The Economic Development, Tourism, History and Culture Committee discussed updates on local infrastructure and tourism. The body is managing a request for proposals for the Bradbury Memorial and preparing for a new website launch.
- Bradbury Memorial: RFP issued to three firms with submissions due Aug. 11
- Website update: Soft launch scheduled for Aug. 20
- Lower Street stage: Contractor secured; awaiting coordination with NL Power
- Multi-cultural Festival: Approximately 350 people attended
- Regional Transit study: Recent media coverage reported to assist with funding and engagement
Regular Public Council
The Torbay Town Council will meet to discuss reports from various committees, including Planning and Land Use and Corporate Services. The meeting includes a proclamation for Pride Festival Week and a question and answer session for residents.
- Proclamation for Pride Festival Week (July 9 - July 20, 2025)
- Planning and Land Use Development Committee reports and motions
- Corporate Services reports and motions
- Recreation and Community Services Committee minutes
- Liaison reports from Northeast Avalon Joint Council and Torbay Volunteer Fire Department
Economic Development, Tourism, History and Culture Committee
The Economic Development, Tourism, History and Culture Committee reviewed progress on infrastructure and cultural projects. Discussions focused on power installation for the Lower Street Stage and the fabrication process for the Bradbury Memorial.
- Lower Street Stage: Coordination with NL Power for underground power installation
- Bradbury Memorial: RFP to be sent for 3 quotes to fabricate and install on History House grounds
- HH Annex Proposal: Meeting scheduled with Provincial representative for July 8
- Regional Transportation Study: Feasibility study 80% complete with summer public engagement sessions
- History House: Reported 556 total visitors for June 2025
Special Public Council
The Council will consider a motion to approve a list of road repairs, culvert replacements, and related engineering services totaling $1,003,182.01. The projects are funded through the Canada Community Building Fund and stay within the town's 2025 budgeted amount of $1,128,544.00. A contract for engineering services with Englobe Corp. for $99,935.00 (HST inclusive) is also part of the motion.
- Approve Infrastructure and Public Works project list and submit a Capital Investment Plan to the Canada Community Building Fund
- Engineering consultant contract awarded to Englobe Corp. for $99,935.00 HST inclusive
- Road repairs: Garden Road ($310,862.88), Oceanview Hill ($63,355.69), Whitens Lane ($131,549374), Piperstock Place ($152,288.52)
- Culvert replacements: Whitty’s Lane ($65,678.00), Crowes Lane ($59,825.93)
- Total project cost $1,003,182.01, staying within the $1,128,544.00 budget
Administration and Human Resources
The Administration and Human Resources Committee received updates on two hiring processes for a Project Manager and a Senior Engineer in Planning & Development, with next steps still pending. It was briefed on the Payroll & Leave Approval Automation project, which has been expanded to include all non‑unionized employees for the June 5‑18 payroll period and is targeted to be fully operational by July 30, 2025. The committee also reviewed a draft Staff Professional Development and Training Policy, which will be examined further at an upcoming Committee of the Whole meeting. No formal decisions were made at this meeting.
- Recruitment & selection update for Project Manager (HAF‑2) – Planning & Development
- Recruitment & selection update for Senior Engineer (HAF‑2) – Planning & Development
- Payroll & Leave Approval Automation project expanded to all non‑unionized staff for June 5‑18 payroll; full operation targeted by July 30, 2025
- Draft Staff Professional Development & Training Policy to be reviewed at Committee of the Whole
Regular Public Council
The Torbay Town Council will adopt the agenda and minutes, hear reports, and vote on several resolutions. Key decisions include appointing the Town Clerk as Returning Officer and naming an Alternate Returning Officer for the October 2, 2025 municipal election, and setting nomination and advance poll days. Additional motions approve distribution of Great Pond Watershed meeting notes and accept the May 21, 2025 permit listings.
- Appointment of Town Clerk Kim Osmond as Returning Officer for the Oct 2, 2025 municipal election (RES-150-2025).
- Appointment of Accounts Receivable Administrator Holly Walters as Alternate Returning Officer (RES-151-2025).
- Designation of Sep 4, 2025 (8 a.m.–8 p.m.) as Nomination Day (RES-152-2025).
- Designation of Sep 19, 2025 (8 a.m.–8 p.m.) as Advance Poll Day (RES-153-2025).
- Acceptance and distribution of Great Pond Watershed meeting notes to property owners (RES-147-2025).
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Planning and Land Use Development Committee
The Planning and Land Use Development Committee approved a motion to table Development Regulations Amendment #17, which makes secondary and in‑law suites a discretionary use in the Residential Large Lot zone. It also tabled a motion to conditionally approve application C2025-017 for a single dwelling at 21 Spray Lane. The committee accepted the Torbay 2025 permit listings for the weeks ending May 21, 2025, and noted a $26.8 million federal contribution toward the Great Pond water‑supply project.
- Table motion to adopt Development Regulations Amendment #17 (Secondary/In‑law Suite Amendment) listing secondary suites as discretionary in the RLL zone
- Table motion to conditionally approve single‑dwelling application C2025-017 at 21 Spray Lane
- Table motion to accept Torbay 2025 permit listings for weeks ending May 21, 2025
- Federal government announced $26.8 million funding for Great Pond water‑supply development (70% of total)
- Council resolution freezing new water allocations effective Oct 1 2024, with limited exceptions
Administration and Human Resources
The Administration and Human Resources Committee reviewed staffing updates and administrative projects. The body moved to uphold an external investigation report and dismiss a Municipal Code of Conduct complaint.
- Motion to dismiss a Municipal Code of Conduct complaint based on an external investigation report
- Hiring of Katelyn Banks as Museum Educator (Part-Time)
- Hiring of Ryan Christopher as Museum Interpreter (Summer Student)
- Hiring of Ally Daud as Infrastructure & Recreation Worker I (Summer Position)
- Progress update on the Bi-Weekly Payroll & Leave Approval Automation project
Economic Development, Tourism, History and Culture Committee
The Economic Development, Tourism, History and Culture Committee will consider two resolutions that acknowledge the town’s authority to enter the Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund agreement and grant the Chief Administrative Officer signing authority for that agreement. The committee also reviews updates on several local projects, including the Lower Street Stage power work, the Bradbury Memorial design process, the Annex proposal review, and the Newcomers project brochure and upcoming multicultural festival. Additional items include marketing activities, History House visitor statistics, and staff updates.
- Lower Street Stage – electrical installed; plan to place power lines underground
- Bradbury Memorial – design and location recommendations to be made; RFP to follow
- Annex proposal – draft complete, under review; next step is meeting with ACOA
- Newcomers project – brochure and booklet ready; multicultural festival set for July 27 at History House
- Resolution to give the Chief Administrative Officer signing authority for the Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund agreement
Regular Public Council
The Torbay Public Council will adopt the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting. The body will also hear proclamations for Recreation Month and Red Shirt Day, and review reports from various committees including Planning, Infrastructure, and Economic Development.
- Adoption of Public Council Meeting Minutes (May 12, 2025)
- Proclamation of Recreation Month (June 2025)
- Proclamation of Red Shirt Day (May 28, 2025)
- Planning and Land Use Development Committee Reports
- Infrastructure and Public Works Committee Reports
Planning and Land Use Development Committee
The committee accepted motions to distribute the Great Pond watershed meeting notes and to approve the May 21 permit listings. It received updates on the Great Pond water supply studies, including a federal $26.8 million contribution covering 70 % of the project, and noted the ongoing freeze on new water allocations. The body also discussed the Housing Incentive Program application form, a secondary‑suite amendment, and several pending development applications.
- Motion to accept and distribute Great Pond watershed meeting notes to property owners
- Federal government announced $26.8 million funding for Great Pond water supply (70 % of total cost)
- Development Regulations Amendment No. 17, 2025 – secondary suites amendment preparation
- Housing Incentive Program application form and bulletin sent to legal advisor for review
- AIP issued for multiple projects: 585 Indian Meal Line (49‑unit condo), 1068 Torbay Road (45‑unit apartment), 1172 Torbay Road (self‑storage), 51 North Pond Road (28 units), 7 Darryl Pye Drive (14 units)
Corporate Services
The Torbay Corporate Services Committee will review recent payroll, cheque and accounts‑payable reports. It will consider three motions: approval of invoices totaling $231,368.73, a $1,500 donation to Holy Trinity High School, and a deferred motion to reallocate $22,753.97 for fleet replacement. The meeting also includes a budget‑to‑actual review.
- Approve invoices totaling $231,368.73 for vendors such as East Coast Trail Association, Farrell’s Excavating, GFL Environmental, Stantec Consulting, and Triware
- Donate $1,000 from Public Relations and $500 from Recreation to Holy Trinity High School cap and gown ceremony and athlete‑of‑the‑year awards
- Proposed reallocation of $22,753.97 unspent budget to purchase a 1/2‑ton pickup ($2,084.57) and loader replacement ($20,669.40); motion deferred
- Review payroll for 53 employees amounting to $122,742.36 for the period May 8‑21, 2025
- Review accounts payable: 249 invoices totalling $349,177.51 for the period May 8‑20, 2025
Economic Development, Tourism, History and Culture Committee
The Economic Development, Tourism, History and Culture Committee met on May 20, 2025. It approved a motion to change the official name of History House to "Torbay History House." The committee also discussed a pending proposal for a History House annex to be submitted to ACOA by June 30, a joint electric‑vehicle study with PC‑SP, and ongoing maintenance and summer event planning for the History House.
- Motion carried to rename History House to "Torbay History House."
- Draft proposal for a History House annex to be submitted to ACOA by June 30.
- Joint electric‑vehicle study with PC‑SP to inform municipal fleet adoption.
- Summer guide distributed online and content development for the town website.
- Maintenance work ongoing on History House grounds and building fixtures.