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Farmington Fire Dept awarded $13,100 opioid abatement grant from United Way

Farmington Fire Dept secures $13,100 opioid abatement grant from United Way. Assistant Chief Royal Edgerly will deploy funds toward Automated External Defibrillators, training mannequins, and leave-behind Narcan kits, with a public hearing scheduled for no earlier than June 29. The board

Zoning Board Approves Setback Variance for Spring Street Lot

Farmington Zoning Board unanimously approves setback variance for Spring Street residential lot. Applicant Apex Land Solutions, LLC obtained approval from the board to reduce the required front setback from 25 feet to 10 feet on Tax Map U4, Lot 3 in the Suburban Residential district. Chairman John

Board releases lien on Summer Street in narrow vote

Board of Selectmen releases lien in 3-2 vote. Chairman Charlie King, Vice Chairman Doug Staples and member John Scruton voted in favor of releasing the lien on 33 Summer Street, with members Ann Titus and Jason Chapman opposed. The board deferred a decision on selling a town-owned tax-deeded parcel

Trustees approve $113K in reimbursements from capital reserves

Farmington Trustees of the Trust Funds approve $113K in capital reserve reimbursements. The board unanimously backed five withdrawals from various capital reserve funds on May 28, including $47,500 each from the Water and Sewer Capital Reserves for infrastructure needs, plus $4,885.43 from the

Budget Committee cancels July meeting, finds town budget on track

Farmington Budget Committee finds town spending on track at 26 percent through April. Finance Administrator Kelly Heon and Town Administrator Jason Henry reported that town expenditures remain within normal ranges, with water and sewer fund balances improving significantly from prior-year deficits.