Halifax Board of Health voted 2-1 to support a corrective action project at Marilyn's Landing. Chair Pamela Engstrom championed the motion, stating that Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection-mandated repairs will prevent landfill cap deterioration and take approximately four years.
Halifax Board of Health voted 2-1 to send a formal letter of support to MassDEP backing McDonald Industries' corrective action soil project at Marilyn's Landing, the town's capped landfill on the Halifax-Bridgewater line.
The Halifax Historical Commission approved prior minutes and scheduled summer museum operations, opening the museum June 27 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for a Fireworks Committee celebration with patriotic displays and children's scavenger hunts. Chair John Shea and members noted the purchase of 12
Halifax Council on Aging votes to hold July meeting amid concerns over town budget changes.
HALIFAX -- June 15, 2026, Halifax Finance Committee questions long-standing housing maintenance deal with neighboring Pembroke. Meeting virtually on June 15, the six-member committee, chaired by Jim Walters, directed Town Administrator Steve to
HALIFAX -- June 11, 2026, Silver Lake School Committee reorganizes, hires new principal, and approves $83,000 athletic training contract. The committee unanimously elected Gordon Lawson as Chair and Amy Fordbright as Vice Chair at
Halifax Beautification Committee approved garden and cleanup spending. The committee voted unanimously to reimburse Secretary Tina Palmer $85.85 for perennials in the Margaret Fitzgerald Memorial Garden and Chair Shirley Graf $149.99 for a camera used in litter-monitoring efforts, and approved a
Halifax Conservation Commission approved shoreline-protection conditions for a lakefront property while processing several permit applications and enforcement matters.
Halifax Board of Selectmen approved warrants totaling more than $1.2 million and authorized a three-year Tighe & Bond Hemlock Landfill monitoring contract. Chair Thomas Pratt, Vice Chair William Smith, and Clerk Jonathan Selig unanimously affirmed five financial warrants and a School Warrant on
Halifax Board of Selectmen approves landfill contract and Conservation fee hikes as reserve fund dispute over police and fire staffing erupts in public comment.