Franklin Finance Committee approves $935,000 borrowing note to replace the fire truck. Fire Chief Charles Allen told the committee that a 2013 Pierce fire engine was unsafe due to advanced frame corrosion and must be removed from service immediately. The committee voted 5 to 1 to issue a borrowing
Franklin Design Review Commission approves signs for three Main Street businesses. Chair Sam Williams and the four-member commission unanimously approved sign replacements for INS Spa and Aesthetics Lounge, both citing compliance within size limits. For Bar Pizza & Salad Co., owners Marc O'Brien
Franklin housing trust discusses finances, Franklin Ridge, and potential new programs. The Municipal Affordable Housing Trust reviewed its $1.1 million balance and $500,000 allocation to the Franklin Ridge 60-unit senior housing project, requesting better financial tracking and clarification on
Franklin Town Council approves FY26 capital plan with school safety amendment. The 9-0 vote added $75,000 for district-wide school camera replacement and repairs, over objections from Councilor Max Morrongiello who favored Chromebook funding instead. The council also unanimously approved the FY26
Franklin Design Review Commission approves signs for downtown convenience store. Rocco Cavallaro of Cavallaro Signs presented a package for Franklin Convenience Store at 12 Main Street consisting of a projecting sign, fascia letters, and a rear door sign. The commission voted unanimously to approve
Finance Committee approves $1.8 million capital spending plan amid deficit concerns. The Franklin Finance Committee unanimously backed $1.8 million in tier-one capital requests and $451,845 in OPEB stabilization funding while confronting a projected $2 million to $3 million budget deficit.
Franklin Housing Trust updates resale procedures and discusses financing strategy. Director Morena Zelaya presented a restructured application process shifting resale selection from first-come, first-serve to lottery-based, with deferred financial documentation and expanded marketing. The Trust
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