HARVARD – The Board of Selectmen has big plans for its first meeting of the new year, with an All Boards meeting set for Monday, Jan. 5, at 7:30 p.m.. The board will convene in regular session at 7 p.m. before moving on to the larger agenda.
When the matter came up at the Dec. 1 selectmen’s meeting, Town Administrator Tim Bragan said other town boards were being contacted, but there was no attendees’ list yet.
The selectmen asked Bragan to solicit from each board the topics they want to talk about at the all boards meeting, which they’ve previously said should be held four times a year.
Absent a change of plans, this session will be held in the Town Hall meeting room.
— M.E. Jones
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