Swampscott Select Board voted 4-0 to appoint Patrick Luddy as the town's first director of finance and Kathleen Dupont as town clerk. Town Administrator Nicholas Connors said 28 candidates applied for open police positions, with nine advancing to interviews.
Swampscott Select Board unanimously appoints new Finance Director and Town Clerk. The board voted 4-0 to elevate Patrick Luddy, the Treasurer and Collector, to Director of Finance and approved Kathleen DuPont as Town Clerk. The meeting also authorized Town Administrator Nicholas Connors to issue a
Swampscott's Select Board voted 4-1 to temporarily restore a student-made welcome sign near the Lynn border at no cost to taxpayers.
Swampscott Select Board votes to hire regional planners for the town's first master plan since 1971.
Swampscott's Board of Selectmen opened 2015 by approving a beer-and-wine license for Cafe Avelino at 242 Humphrey Street and voting to back a municipal-efficiency study through the Collins Center at UMass Boston.
Swampscott Select Board approves FY2015 property tax rates and debates ambulance lease at old police station.
Swampscott Select Board authorizes ambulance provider switch and bridges VFW lease gap.
Swampscott's Board of Selectmen took stock of four vacant municipal buildings and debated a path forward on school reuse as a failed town meeting vote left the town's elementary school future in limbo.
Swampscott's Select Board heard a final school building pitch Wednesday ahead of a Monday town meeting vote on a proposed $36-million-plus consolidated elementary school.
Swampscott selectmen voted three to two to create a nine-member Athletic Fields Advisory Committee charged with overseeing maintenance, safety, and use of the town's playing fields.
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