A Town Administrator may be appointed by the Selectboard pursuant
to MGL c. 41, § 108N, for a term not to exceed five years.
The Town Administrator shall serve as the chief administrative officer
under the direction of the Selectboard, shall perform the duties that
are assigned to the Town Administrator by the Selectboard, and shall
not perform any function that has not been approved for the Town Administrator
by the Selectboard or prescribed by law.
See General Court Chapter 458, Acts of 2012.
A Town Counsel may be appointed for a term not to exceed three
years. The Town Counsel shall draft all legal instruments and do every
act of professional legal service that is required of him or her by
the Selectboard or by a vote of the Town. The Town Counsel shall represent
the Town or an officer, board, committee, or commission of the Town
in any proceeding to which it is a party before any court, government
agency or body, arbitration, or mediation panel or board of referees.
The Selectboard has the right to appoint special counsel. The Selectboard
can remove any counsel at any time by a super-majority vote (4-1).
See General Court Chapter 458, Acts of 2012.
See General Court Chapter 458, Acts of 2012.
See General Court Chapter 458, Acts of 2012.
See General Court Chapter 458, Acts of 2012.
An Animal Control Officer may be appointed by the Town Administrator
upon written recommendation from the Health Director and Police Chief.
Constables may be appointed by the Town Administrator upon recommendation
from the Police Chief.
A Sealer of Weights and Measures shall be appointed for a term
not to exceed three years.
See General Court Chapter 458, Acts of 2012.
A Recreation Director may be appointed for a term not to exceed
three years.
See General Court Chapter 458, Acts of 2012.
See General Court Chapter 458, Acts of 2012.
See General Court Chapter 458, Acts of 2012.
See General Court Chapter 458, Acts of 2012.
See General Court Chapter 458, Acts of 2012.
See General Court Chapter 458, Acts of 2012.
See General Court Chapter 458, Acts of 2012.
See General Court Chapter 458, Acts of 2012.