Jay Planning Board advances Segard subdivision to public hearing. Board members voted unanimously on three separate motions related to the 96-acre subdivision on Route 86: accepting a negative State Environmental Quality Review declaration, declaring the project a major subdivision, and setting a

Jay Parks Committee advances dog park planning at Grove Road site. The Parks & Open Space Committee completed a site visit to 23 Grove Road and identified key considerations for the dog park project, including fire department access and accessible trail design. Two fiscal sponsorship options, the

Human Services Committee makes cell coverage a continuing priority. The committee, with five members present and George McCabe absent, designated unreliable service as a safety concern for residents increasingly relying on mobile phones. Kathy Connelly will contact Essex County Transportation

Jay Climate Smart Community Task Force prioritizes community outreach on state packaging bill. At its February 19 meeting, the task force discussed the Packaging Reduction and Recycling Infrastructure Act and heard guest Melinda Beuf's appeal for municipal support; members favored it but Knut Sauer