Board defers vote on rewritten library policy
The Guilford Board of Education opened its 2027-28 budget season and put off a vote on a rewritten library policy.
The Guilford Board of Education opened its 2027-28 budget season and put off a vote on a rewritten library policy.
The Guilford Board of Finance approved nearly $1.9 million in year-end transfers to close out fiscal 2025-26.
Guilford's Board of Finance voted to fold the registrar of voters' stipends into salary lines, approving a 5 percent raise effective July 2027 followed by 2.5 percent annual increases.
Guilford's Board of Education extended Superintendent Freeman's contract through June 2029 and approved a 3.25 percent raise for 2026-27.
The Guilford Board of Selectmen voted 3-0 to hold its Charter Revision Commission public hearing on August 20, racing a September 1 deadline to get proposed charter changes on the November ballot.
Guilford's Board of Finance accepted June financial reports and marked member Rob Federici's resignation.
The Guilford Board of Education received the district's first annual report on student behavior under Connecticut's new school climate law, logging 46 incidents that triggered tiered discipline and 44 reports to the state Department of Children and Families in 2025-2026.
Guilford's Board of Finance approved a 28.40 mill rate for fiscal year 2026-27, a 2.73 percent increase over last year, at a brief special meeting Thursday. Chair Michael Ayles moved the rate change, which was seconded and passed by unanimous voice vote with no members opposed or abstaining.
Guilford selectmen approved more than $2.6 million in school building work and appointed Jim O'Keefe to the Board of Ethics over objection.
Guilford's Board of Finance approved shifting $478,000 in unspent bond funds to cover an emergency pipe repair at Melissa Jones School.
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