Agawam High School project commits final construction budget with $27.2 million amendment. Mayor Chris Johnson and Jennifer Bonfiglio led the Building Committee's 7-0 approval of Fontaine Bros Contract Amendment 12, which represents the final construction contract for award. The amendment brings
Conservation Commission continued a public hearing on Stillbrook Park pond management and unanimously amended an Order of Conditions. The pond plan, presented by Solitude and Goddard Consulting on behalf of the Town of Agawam, would deploy herbicides and algaecides beginning in April on a five-year
Agawam City Council approves three Class 2 dealer licenses in first meeting under President Anthony Russo. The council voted unanimously (10 yes, 0 no, one absent) to renew or grant licenses to Freedom Motor Group at 825 Springfield Street, Paul J. LaPointe d/b/a The Car Connection at 820
Planning Board reviews $663,000 infrastructure grant for Moore and Valley Streets. Senior Planner Joe Hagopian of the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission reported that the FY24 Community Development Block Grant covers water, sewer, drainage, and road improvements, with bids due January 28, 2026 and
Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved a cellular monopole tower variance and special permit at 580 Main Street. Chair Doreen Prouty led the board in finding all three statutory variance conditions met, citing peer-reviewer approval and a technically superior site at Bethany Assembly of God
Agawam Conservation Commission approved a $2,860 peer review contract with Stockman Associates and continued its review of a Request for Determination for the Agawam Energy Center at 769 Silver Street to January 22. Chair Henry Kozloski led the six-member board through unanimous approvals of a
Board of Health votes to pursue Pioneer Valley Mosquito Control District membership. The Board unanimously authorized development of a letter of recommendation to the Mayor and City Council following a presentation by PVMCD Director John Briggs on the District's surveillance, mitigation, and
Agawam City Council holds organizational meeting, elects leadership. Anthony Russo won election as Council President with nine votes in favor and zero against, while Anthony Suffriti was unanimously elected Vice President under identical vote tallies. Councilors Calabrese and Sandlin were absent.