Town/Govt
Budget Issues now Available
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The Granby Drummer’s Fiscal Year 2024 Budget Issue and Granby Public School’s Community Education Supplement 2024 Budget Issue are now available.
About Town
March came in like a lion
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The winter months have been mostly mild this year, but we seemed to make up for the lack of snowfall in March. A few big storms late in the season reminded us of what winter in New England is like.
Great Outdoors
March Brings the Beauty of Winter
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Despite the damage from fallen trees, the March snowstorms brought a quiet beauty to Mcleans.
Events
Granby-Simsbury Chamber hosts Governor Lamont
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The Granby-Simsbury Chamber of Commerce annual Business Leaders Breakfast was held on March 10 at Riverview in Simsbury.
Town/Govt
Annual Budget Public Hearing & Machine Vote
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Monday, April 10 at 7 p.m.—BOF Public Hearing in High School Auditorium. Special Meeting of the BOF follows the Public Hearing.
Monday, April 24 — Annual Budget Machine Vote, 12 to 8 p.m. in Town Hall. Special Meeting of the BOF follows the referendum.
Town/Govt
Realignment work continues on Granby Center intersection project
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As many have seen over the past several months, the contractor has been busy working on the Granby Center intersection improvement project.
Events
Women’s Breakfast Hosts Intonation Singers
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Simsbury’s Intonation Group performed for a well-attended Granby Women’s Breakfast on March 1.
Town/Govt
Board of Selectmen Meeting Highlights
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Highlights from the meetings held on February 21st and March 6th, 2023
Town/Govt
Updated town website to be launched soon
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The website revision project made great progress during the month of February and early March and will be launched soon. Town Manager Erica Robertson and her team have been working with CivicPlus, a website development business that specializes in building city and county e-government communication systems.
Town/Govt
BOS Open House — a time for good communications
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On February 13, the Board of Selectmen hosted a second Open House. The attendance wasn’t nearly as large as the first one, when residents were confused and a bit upset about what the state’s mandate to make a plan for affordable housing actually meant for Granby but, for those who participated, it was a chance for real communication.