Annual Report Town Of Granby
ANNUAL REPORTTOWN OF GRANBYMASSACHUSETTSFOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31ST, 2020
ANNUAL REPORTOF THE TOWN OFGRANBYMASSACHUSETTSFOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2020CONTENTSPAGE INDEX . 1EMERGENCY NUMBERS .3TOWN OFFICES INFORMATION .3ELECTED OFFICIALS .4APPOINTED OFFICIALS .4ALMONERS, WHITING STREET FUND .7ANIMAL INSPECTOR .7BOARD OF ASSESSORS .7BOARD OF HEALTH .8BUILDING DEPARTMENT .9BYLAW REVIEW COMMITTEE .9CABLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE.9COMMISSIONERS OF BURIAL GROUNDS .9COMMISSIONERS OF TRUST FUNDS .9CONSERVATION COMMISSION . 10COUNCIL ON AGING . 10DOG OFFICER . 11FIRE/AMBULANCE DEPARTMENT . 11GRANBY CHARTER DAYS COMMITEE . 13GRANBY ENERGY COMMITTEE . 13GRANBY HISTORIC DISTRICT . 14GRANBY HOUSING AUTHORITY . 14HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT . 14LIBRARY TRUSTEES . 16PARKS OVERSIGHT AD-HOC COMMITTEE . 17PERSONNEL BOARD . 18PLANNING BOARD . 18PLUMBING INSPECTOR . 18POLICE DEPARTMENT. 18MOTOR VEHICLE CITATION VIOLATIONS . 20ARRESTS . 20SALARIES AND WAGES . 21CAFETERIA . 21EAST MEADOW SCHOOL . 21SPECIAL NEEDS, AIDES & TITLE GRANTS . 21HIGH SCHOOL. 211
SUBSTITUES & SUMMER SCHOOL. 22MAINTENANCE . 22OTHER SCHOOL EMPLOYEES . 22COUNCIL ON AGING . 22ELECTED OFFICIALS . 22HIGHWAY AND TREE WARDEN DEPARTMENTS . 23LIBRARY . 23POLICE . 23FIRE/AMBULANCE . 23ALL OTHER TOWN EMPLOYEES . 23PUBLIC SCHOOLS . 23GRANBY JR-SR. HIGH SCHOOL . 25EAST MEADOW SCHOOL . 26CLASS OF 2020 . 26PUPIL SERVICES DEPARTMENT . 27HEALTH SERVICES. 28SCHOOL FOOD SERVICE . 28CURRICULUM & TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION . 29ENROLLMENT . 30STAFF . 30SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS. 30EAST MEADOW SCHOOL . 30JR.-SR. HIGH SCHOOL . 31PATHFINDER REGIONAL VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT . 31SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES . 38SELECTBOARD . 38TOWN ACCOUNTANT . 39TOWN CLERK . 54RECORD PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY MARCH 03, 2020 . 55RECORD ANNUAL TOWN ELECTION JUNE 22, 2020 . 58ANNUAL TOWN MEETING JULY 25, 2020 . 59STATE PRIMARY M SEPTEMBER 01, 2020 . 67RECORD STATE ELECTION NOVEMBER 03, 2020 . 70TAX COLLECTOR . 73TOWN MAINTENANCE . 74TOWN TREASURER . 75VETERANS SERVICE . 75APPENDIX C. 76APPENDIX D. 772
EMERGENCY NUMBERSPOLICE DEPARTMENTBusiness CallsFIRE DEPARTMENTTO REPORT A FIREBusiness CallsAMBULANCEBilling Department911467-9222911467-9696911467-9696TOWN OFFICES INFORMATIONOfficial Town of Granby Website: www.granby-ma.govLOCATED AT 10-B WEST STATE STREET, 2ND FLOORSELECTBOARD467-7177TOWN ADMINISTRATOR467-71779:00 A.M. – 3:00 P.M.Monday – Thursday9:00 A.M. – 12 NOONFridays(Appointments requested)5:30 P.M.Board Meetings First & Third Mondays of the Month (except for Holidays)INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS467-71799:00 A.M.-11:00 A.M.Tuesday & ThursdaysOffice HoursBy Appointment RequestMonday–FridayInspectionsTOWN TREASURER467-71769:00 A.M. - 12 NOONMonday-Friday(Appointments can be requested)LOCATED AT 10 WEST STATE STREETCOUNCIL ON AGING9:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.467-3239Monday – FridayLOCATED AT 215-B WEST STATE STREETBOARD OF ASSESSORS9:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.9:00 A.M. - 12 NOON7:00 P.M. – 9:00 P.M.HEALTH DEPARTMENT9:00 A.M. –2:00 P.M.9:00 A.M. - 12 NOON6:30 P.M. - 8:30 P.M.TAX COLLECTOR9:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.9:00 A.M. - 12 NOONTOWN CLERK9:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.9:00 A.M. - 12 NOON467-7196Monday -ThursdayFridayBoard Meetings First & Third Mondays of the Month (Appointments requested)467-7174Monday-ThursdayFridaySecond and Fourth Tuesday of the Month(Appointments requested)467-7170Monday - ThursdayFriday467-7178Monday - ThursdayFriday(Appointments on request)LOCATED AT 297 EAST STATE STREETGRANBY FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY10:30 A.M. - 5:30 P.M.Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday1:00 P.M.- 8:00 P.M.Thursday10:30 A.M. - 1:30 P.M.Saturday3467-3320
ELECTED OFFICIALSTerm ExpiresBoard of AssessorsKeri-Ann Wenzel2021William Porter III2022Gregg Leonard2023Board of HealthLee Lalonde2021Herbert T. Abelson2022Richard Bombardier2023SelectboardJay Joyce2021Jennifer A. Silva2022Glen N. Sexton2023Commissioner of Burial GroundsGordon Landry2021Ronald Harrop2022Kevin Brooks2023Housing AuthorityJames Sowell2021Dianne Barry (State Appointee)12/4/22Gloria Vivier2022James J. Pietras2023Joseph C. Furnia2024ModeratorLynn Snopek Mercier2021Pathfinder Regional Vocational Technical High SchoolDistrict School CommitteeWilliam Johnson2022Term ExpiresPlanning BoardRobert Chauvin JrLillian CamusRobert Sheehan JrJames TrompkeJason SmigielPublic Library TrusteesLeah A. CondonJanice M. CookTheresa A. LapradeStephanie GrangerHelen HurteauMichele PietrasNita B. AbbottPaula M. LapiteKathyrn C. MercierSchool CommitteeEmre EvrenJennifer A. BartoszJennifer MalletteStephanie ParentAudrey SiudakTax CollectorKaren StellatoTown ClerkKatherine Kelly-ReganTreasurerSteven R. ED OFFICIALSAlmoners, Whiting Street FundRichard LussierDianne BarryBarbara HauschildAmericans with Disabilities Act CommitteeJennifer CrosbyChristopher MartinAuxiliary/Reserve Police OfficersJames White, Co- Assistant DirectorSteve Marion, Sgt. Co- Assistant DirectorFrederic AlmediaRonald LaBarre, IIJeffrey LawsonAlan KipetzLee SuretteMichael UlmerBoard of AppealsKathleen BronnerRichard BeaulieuRonald HarropJeremy Carriere, Alternate MemberBoard of RegistrarsPatricia BanasJeanne CrosbyJeanne MerrillBuilding DepartmentGregory Briggs, Building Inspector CommissionerCable TV Advisory CommitteeGary BensonEmre EvrenLawrence PietrasCapital Improvement Planning CommitteeJoseph ArabikRobert Chauvin Jr.Thomas RousellWayne H Tack, Sr.Donald Zebrowski, ChairCharter Day CommitteeJennifer BernatchezJosh ClarkCrystal DufresneRichard Gaj, Sr.Patrick GallagherBryan GuillemetteBridget RoyChief Procurement OfficerChristopher F. 202120212023202220222021202120222023Commissioner of Trust FundsAlbert 021202120212021202120212021
Albert E. BessetteBarbara HauschildCathy LeonardConservation CommissionWilliam ShaheenEdward ChapdelaineWenda LuffPatricia KasulinousAmanda SmithDavid Desilets, Associate MemberKevin Shewmaker, Associate MemberConstablesLouis BarryMark JohnsonCathy LeonardCouncil on AgingLillian CamusBeth IsabelleCarol MorrissetteLynn TrompkeCarol ZebrowskiBarbara HauschildCecilia LaporteJoyce PolveriniRobert CamusJulie Duffe, Associate non –voting memberDog OfficerGordon LandryAlternate Dog OfficerTami BaillyElectrical InspectorArthur Courchesne, Jr.Bruce Pelletier, AssistantRichard Rosazza, AssistantEmergency Management DirectorChristopher F. Martin, DirectorEconomic Growth CommitteeBryan HauschildGary GlennJay JoyceWilliam Porter, IIIJames TrompkeLillian Camus, Alternate MemberWilmot Lewis, Alternate MemberEthics Commission LiaisonCathy LeonardFinance CommitteeRichard JolivetScott WilsonJohn J. Libera, Jr.Robert Glesmann IIIFire & Ambulance DepartmentInterim Fire ChiefBruce CarpenterRobert CzerwinskiInterim Director of AmbulanceRobert CzerwinskiFull-TimeMikel Norcross, FF/Paramedic202120212021Michael Pandora, FF/ParamedicGene Os, FF/ParamedicMike Peltier, FF/EMT-BMicheline Turgeon, FF/ParamedicTyler Yvon, Lt. FF/ParamedicCall-Force Fire/AmbulanceRobert Amlaw, FFMarissa Bailly, FF-EMT-BAndrew Balboni, FFRoger Bancroft, FFWilliam Bragiel, Lt., FF/EMT-ABruce Carpenter, Deputy ChiefEdward Chapdelaine, FFChad Coderre, FFRyan Cyr, FF/EMT-BZachery Cyr, EMT-BMaddison Dexter, EMT-BDavid Englebrecht, FF/EMT-BHannah Eisenstien, EMT-PCraig Gagne, FF/EMT-BPatrick Ganieany, FFCorey Gaouette, EMT-BNicole Garreffi, FF/EMT-BBrad Harrington, FFPierre Jacques, FF/EMT-BErin Kerdavid, EMT-PAnthony Lauzon, LT. FFTimothy Leary, FF/EMT-BStephen Leocopoulos, FFAlan Leone, FF/EMT-BNathaniel Masse, FFDaniel Menard, Jr., EMT-BCollin Mick, FF/EMT-BParker Nunes, FFJose Morales, EMT-PRiley O’Conner, EMT-PBrian Pike, Lt FFAustin Plante, FF/EMT-PTimothy Putnam, EMT-PJack Sarnacki, EMT-BMichael Sawicki, EMT-PAlyssa Soto, FF/EMT-BEthan Sicard, EMT-PValerie Stein, FF/EMT-BEric Toia, EMT-PRaymond Warren, FF/EMT-BTaylor Warren, EMT-BRachel Weisbord, FF/EMT-BForest WardenRobert CzerwinskiGas InspectorFred MarionGeorge FotopoulosMichael McCainGranby Agricultural CommissionThomas Benson, Jr.William ClarkEvelyn HatchRussell 3
Lynne Galusha2023Granby Local Cultural CouncilAmanda Joao2022Angelimarie Mercado-Santana2022Virgina Longo2022Melissa Rickson2022Terrance Scheiding2022Margery Tipton2022Robert Tipton2022Elton Braithwaite2022Elle LaGuerre2022Granby Energy CommitteeLillian Camus2021Robert Camus2021Leonard Haflich2021Joan Gagne2021Jay Joyce2021Mark Vincelette2021Joseph Chaloux, Alternate Member2021Hampshire County Insurance Advisory CommitteeChristopher Martin2021Hampshire Regional Emergency Planning CommitteeRobert Czerwinski2021Hazard Mitigation CommitteeRobert Czerwinski2021David Desrosiers2021Wenda Luff2021Christopher Martin2021James Trompke2021Alan Wishart2021Historical CommissionBen Haley2021Theresa Johnson2021Teresa Lajoie2021Margaret Ritter Lacasse2022Cynthia Gaspari2022Historic District CommissionKatherine Morris2021Steven Nally2022William Johnson, Alternate Member2021Land Review CommitteeBryan Hauschild2021William Shaheen2021James Trompke2021Local Emergency Planning CommitteeRobert Czerwinski2021David Desrosiers2021Lee Lalonde2021Christopher Martin2021Jeffrey McPherson2021Alan Wishart2021Local Licensing AgentEarl Brown2021Kurt Carpenter2021Zacharie Gilley2021Kendall Hill-Manning2021Steven Marion, Sgt.2021Kevin O’Grady, Lt.2021Gary Poehler, Sgt.2021Jason RichardRyan SenecalJames WhiteAlan Wishart, ChiefMunicipal Hearing OfficerChristopher MartinParking ClerkGregory BriggsMark Johnson, Assistant to theWilliam Johnson, Assistant to theParks Oversight Ad-Hoc CommitteeLouis BarryBryan Hauschild, Sr.William JohnsonKimberly MyersMegan Szlosek,Cathy Leonard, Associate MemberPark PoliceEarl BrownKurt CarpenterZacharie GilleyKendall Hill-ManningSteven Marion, Sgt.Kevin O’Grady, Lt.Gary Poehler, Sgt.Jason RichardRyan SenecalJames WhiteAlan Wishart, ChiefPersonnel BoardAlbert BailBryan HauschildRichard BeaulieuWayne WilsonCharlotte MugnierChristopher Martin, ex-officioDenis LaFleur, Associate MemberPioneer Valley Planning Commission RepresentativeLillian CamusJay Joyce, AlternatePVPC Joint Transportation CommitteeDavid DesrosiersPlumbing InspectorFred MarionGeorge C Fotopoulos, AssistantMichael McCain, AssistantPart-time OfficersRyan BartheletteAllan BrooksIan HowardEric JorgensonJeffrey L. ReedFull-time officersEarl BrownKurt CarpenterZacharie GilleyKendall Hill-ManningSteven Marion, Sgt.Kevin O’Grady, 21202120212021202120212021202320232023202320232023
Gary Poehler, Sgt.Jason RichardRyan SenecalJames WhiteAlan Wishart, ChiefPolice Dispatcher/Clerk & MatronLynn MenardPolice DispatcherJohn FerriterJeffrey LawsonLee SurettePolice Advisory CommitteeMichael BarrettWilliam E JohnsonScott MerrillLynn Snopek-MercierWayne WilsonPublic Library DirectorJennifer CrosbyPublic Safety LiaisonKevin O’Grady, Lt.Right To Know CoordinatorJeremy CarriereSign OfficerGregory BriggsStormwater Phase IIGregory BriggsDavid DesrosiersLee LalondeWilliam ShaheenTown AccountantChristopher MartinTown CounselBrian O’TooleTown By-Law Review CommitteeBryan HauschildSteven NallyVirginia SnopekAlan WishartChristopher Martin, Ex officioTown of Granby Harassment OfficerChloe CanterChristopher MartinTree WardenDavid DesrosiersGranby Veteran’s AgentMichael SlaterVeteran-War Memorial CommitteeJoshua BouchardRobert ChauvinJason RichardJeffrey RouleBrian SowellJames SowellStephen WeatherbeeWest Street School Building CommitteeMark BailEmre EvernJohn Libera20232023202320232023Christopher MartinJames MorrisseyWilliam LatailleJames PietrasLynn Snopek-MercierJohn Sullivan, Jr.Western Mass Regional-Local EmergencyChristopher MartinRobert CzerwinskiWestover Metropolitan Development CorporationJohn Libera Jr.Zoning Enforcement OfficerGregory 20212021202120212021202120212021ALMONERS, WHITING STREET FUNDThe Almoners, of the Whiting Street fund was not utilized inthe year 2020. We are always pleased to assist those who meetthe requirements of this fund.Respectfully submitted,Dianne BarryRichard J. LussierBarbara HauschildAlmoners, Whiting Street Fund Committee2021202120232023ANIMAL INSPECTORThere was no inspections done by the Animal Inspector in 2020because of COVID-19.Respectfully submitted,Thomas Flebotte, Animal Inspector2023202320232023BOARD OF ASSESSORS2021The Assessors’ Office is located in the former GranbyTelephone Co. building located at 215B West State St. withtelephone number 467-7196 and email address ofassessorsclerk@granby-ma.gov. Nicole Menard is the Assessor’sClerk. The office is normally open Monday through Thursday9AM to 3PM and Friday 9AM to Noon. As with all town officesduring the pandemic, the office is closed for in person business.Phone call and email communication is welcome.The Assessors are required to value all real estate property atmarket value based on the sales during the past two years. Wevalue personal property owned by businesses. In order tocomplete these tasks we use current data, state approvedsoftware, and a state approved appraisal contractor. We contractwith Bishop & Associates to verify town property values andsubmit to the Department of Revenue for certification. Everyfive years the Assessor’s Office has a more in-depthrecertification of values with the State Department of Revenue;our last recertification was completed in 2019 for our FY2020values.The total assessed values for FY2021, which began July 1,2020, is 693,009,020 of which 6,727,995 is new growth frombuilding permits, cyclical inspections, and new personalproperty.Residential values are 633,126,726 andcommercial/industrial values are 35,881,106.PersonalProperty value is 24,001,188. The average value of a singlefamily residence is approximately 274,223 and the medianvalue is 212021202120212021202120212021202120217
The Board of Selectmen held a Classification Hearing onDecember 14, 2020 at which we recommended, and t-heSelectboard voted to have a single tax rate for residential andcommercial properties. The new tax rate for FY2021 is 19.85.We are required by the State to complete cyclical inspectionson all properties within a 7 to 9 year time frame to verify that ourproperty record cards are accurate. We are currently takingdigital pictures for inclusion on each property record card as wedo cyclical inspections. These inspections are normally done inthe Spring of each year on weekdays.We are also required to check the status of all building permitsissued for the year to determine if construction is complete orpartially complete by January 1st for real estate tax purposes.Please call or email the office regarding questions or seekinginformation during the pandemic. When social distancing andwearing masks is no longer required for health reasons, we lookforward to in person visits at the office. Nicole will be pleased toanswer your questions.Respectfully submitted,William D. Porter III, ChairKeri-Ann Wenzel, ClerkGregg A. LeonardAs of this writing, vaccinating for the control of the virus is justbeginning. Due to COVID19 the Granby Fire Departmentsuspended their bi-monthly blood pressure-blood sugarscreenings.EEE: During an Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) incidentduring the summer, the Board realized that the Town wasunderprepared with information and a plan to adequately protectour residents from this potentially fatal disease. Due to thepredicted, very active disease carrying mosquito season this pastyear, the Board recommended that the Town join the PioneerValley Mosquito Control District for the 2020 season. Allmember municipalities are required to appropriate 5,000 to thePVMCD in order to participate and receive mosquito testing. Apetition to join was approved at an annual town meeting.PVMCD provides mosquito control services to its currentmembership from municipalities in Franklin, Hampshire, andHampden counties under the direction of each membermunicipality. Fortunately, this past year’s drought conditionslimited mosquito breeding in the area.SMOKING: The Board continues to focus on protecting thepublic from the dangers of smoking and breathing second handsmoke. The Town is a member of a Mt. Tom Tobacco ControlCoalition that does vendor training and conducts tobaccoregulation enforcement checks to ban tobacco sales to youth. Inaddition, the State adopted sweeping new regulations controllingthe sale of vaping accessories and flavored tobacco products.LANDFILL: The Board continues to receive monitoring andinspection reports from Waste Management. WasteManagement, under the direction of the MassachusettsDepartment of Environmental Protection, will continue to beresponsible for the post closure operation of the landfill for atleast the next fifty years.SOIL PERCOLATION TESTS AND DISPOSAL WORKSSEPTIC DISPOSAL CONSTRUCTION PERMITS: The Boardinspected 36 repaired septic systems and 22 new septic systems.The Board witnessed 22 perc tests for new systems.FEES COLLECTED BY THE BOARD OF HEALTH69 - Plumbing Permits 7,790.0058 - Disposal Works Permits 8,500.0018 - Installers Permits 900.009 - Haulers Permits 450.008- Well Permits 600.002- Well Decommissioning Permits 100.0022 - Perc Tests 7,000.0017 - Food Establishment Licenses 1,200.008 - Tobacco Licenses 200.0020 - Retail Food Sales 950.0016 - Burial Permits 160.001 - Motel 150.001 - Pool 100.001 - Caterer 50.003 - Residential Kitchen 175.0015 - Milk & Cream 325.003- Frozen Dessert 75.002 - Beauty Salons 100.00Total fees collected28,825.00BOARD OF HEALTHThe purpose of the Board of Health is to address and protectthe public health of the community. In accordance with the lawsand regulations of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, theBoard oversees the design of subsurface waste disposal systemsand soil percolation testing (310 CMR 15.000, Title V), theoperation of restaurants and retail food establishments (ArticleX), compliance with human habitation standards (Chapter II),and takes the lead in controlling many health issues facing ourresidents. Additionally, the Board supervises the Town’sAnimal and Plumbing Inspectors.The Board of Health is a member of the Hampshire EmergencyPreparedness Coalition. As part of the Hampshire Public HealthPreparedness Coalition, we seek to enhance preparednessplanning and response for public health. We pursue acoordinated, all hazards, cooperative public health strategy thatencourages our 19 member communities to combine enhancedregional and local planning, resource sharing, innovativetraining, and realistic, capabilities-based exercises to strengthenlocal communities.COVID-19: The pandemic caused by novel coronavirus(COVID-19) had a major impact on the activities of the Board ofHealth. Both the State and Town declared states of emergencyto help control the spread of the respiratory disease. TheGovernor of Massachusetts gave local boards of health primeresponsibility for enforcing procedures to limit the transmissionof the virus. To accomplish this, the Board enacted severalemergency regulations and established strong relationships withthe rest of Town government, the police and fire departments,and both the public schools and MacDuffie. In addition, theBoard used the services of the South Hadley Board of Health todo contact tracing for individuals exposed to the disease.Unfortunately, the Nation and State, as well as the Town,struggled with the lack of universal, public support of thescientific methods to control the spread of this deadly disease.Reports of Communicable Diseases to the Board ofHealth8
AnaplasmosisAnimal itis CInfluenzaLyme diseaseNovel spectfully Submitted,Richard Bombardier, ChairmanLee A. LalondeHebert T. Abelsonpublic forum. The final draft of the bylaws has been forwardedto the Select Board. The bylaws will eventually have to bediscussed and voted on at a Town Meeting or Special TownMeeting. If approved by the Town, they will be forwarded to theAttorney General’s Office for final approval.A ne
Plumbing Inspector Fred Marion 2021 George C Fotopoulos, Assistant 2021 Michael McCain, Assistant 2021 Part-time Officers Ryan Barthelette 2021 Allan Brooks 2021 Ian Howard 2021 Eric Jorgenson 2021 Jeffrey L. Reed 2021 Full-time officers Earl Brown 2023 Kurt Carpenter 2023 Zacharie Gilley 2023 Kendall Hill-Manning 2023
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