New Lebanon Town Board approved a new contractor for its Community Center painting project. Supervisor Tistrya Houghtling authorized signing a contract with Classy Cleaners & Painting, LLC for $4,265.00 to replace the previously unresponsive Finley Remodeling. The new contractor's scope includes
The Recreation Commission appointed Stuart Raab and Ayannah Meyson as co-chairs and Danielle Patterson as secretary.
New Lebanon approved $101,100 in insurance-funded highway equipment purchases: a $78,900 Kenworth roll back truck and a $22,200 John Deere tractor, both awarded to Western Mass Power Equipment through competitive bidding. The Town Board unanimously adopted Resolution 32 opposing Flock Safety
New Lebanon Town Board voted unanimously 4-0 to approve a $29,966.37 heating and cooling system from Radiant Sustainable HVAC for the highway garage. Supervisor Tistrya Houghtling, Councilmembers Joanne Amlaw, Steve Powers, and Susan Tipograph voted to accept the system with Councilmember Chris
Recreation Commission accepts pavilion sign donation, advances park improvements. The five-member Recreation Commission unanimously approved acceptance of a donated pavilion sign at its June 16 meeting, with all members present: Scout Metzler, Pat Mittnight-Metzler, Ayannah Meyson, Danielle
Marketing committee advances Business Directory, sets August conversation. The New Lebanon Marketing, Outreach and Communications Committee voted unanimously on July 13, 2026, to submit a "Call for Business Directory Submissions" to the Town Newsletter by July 15, with volunteer Erminia
New Lebanon marketing panel appoints eighth member, plans spring forum. The Marketing, Outreach and Communications Committee unanimously voted to request the appointment of Darla Dobert-Crosby, restoring membership to eight members as originally intended through a motion by Matt Lansing and
New Lebanon marketing committee approves $4,500 budget for outreach initiatives. The eight-member Marketing, Outreach and Communications Committee unanimously approved its 2027 budget on August 10, with Eileen Raab motioning and Jim Dawson seconding. The budget allocates $1,800 for streaming
New Lebanon marketing committee pivots to quarterly community conversations. The Marketing, Outreach and Communications Committee, meeting for the fourth time on June 15, canceled its June 25 planned community forum in favor of quarterly discussions on the fourth Thursday of February, May, August,
New Lebanon Town Board approves playground funding and service contracts. Supervisor Tistrya Houghtling and the board unanimously approved Budget Amendment #11 moving $100,000 from facilities reserves to construct a new playground at Shatford Park. The board awarded annual service contracts to five
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