The Franklin County Registry of Deeds recorded 11 property transfers in Northfield between July 10 and Aug. 8, 2026. None of the deeds had a sale price recorded, so no price range or median can be reported for the period. Pierson Road saw the most activity, with three transfers, followed by Millers
Northfield Recreation Commission reported strong success for its inaugural summer program and unanimously approved a $200 donation to Monster Dash 2026. Director Stacy Bond and Summer Program Director Amanda Zellman noted the program reached the 35-child maximum capacity twice, with community
Northfield Energy Committee discussed building assessment and streetlight replacement plans. Co-chairs Judith Wagner and Jim Van Natta, with members Spirit Joseph and Brian Sodders, heard updates on a comprehensive building assessment at Northfield Elementary School by RISE Energy, expected in six
Twelve properties changed hands in Northfield between July 3 and Aug. 1, according to Franklin County Registry of Deeds records, but only three transactions had a sale price recorded. Those three ranged from $250,000 to $600,000, with a median of $512,000. The month's largest recorded sale was 173
Northfield Select Board approved revised Blue Wave solar PILOT agreements, reducing annual payments to $12,000 per megawatt direct current from proposed $15,000 rates. Chair Barbara Jacque was authorized to sign separate PILOT agreements with BWC Merriam Brook LLC and BWC Pine Meadow Brook LLC
Northfield Select Board backs emergency services building manager contract. The board voted unanimously to authorize the contract with project management firm PMA to oversee design, bidding, and construction of a new emergency services facility estimated at more than $1.5 million. Board Chair
The Northfield Energy Committee discussed purchasing streetlights from Eversource for LED conversion to reduce maintenance and energy costs. Co-Chair Judith Wagner is consulting with the town's procurement officer on bidding procedures; Brian Sodders will research University of Massachusetts
Finance Committee re-elects Weiss chair, approves $158,020 in transfers. The Northfield Finance Committee unanimously re-elected Gail Weiss as chair on July 6, with Lindsay McCarthy appointed to the Community Preservation Committee and Morgan O'Brien to the Classification Committee. The committee
Northfield Board of Health approves septic permit and contractor invoice in June meeting. Chair David Balk, Kathryn Bridges, Dan Gray, and Ruth Potee were present; Sarah Kerns was absent. The Board unanimously approved a septic permit for 459 Millers Falls Road and Invoice #2 to Special Health
Northfield Select Board unanimously selected PMA Consultants as the top finalist to serve as Owners Project Manager for the planned Emergency Medical Services building project. Town Administrator Andrea Llamas will request a fee proposal from PMA and assemble a contract negotiation team including