Granby meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

No votes, spending or land decisions in Granby's past two weeks; Council on Aging calendar is the only item ahead

Granby's public meeting record for the past two weeks contains no recorded votes, no spending requests and no land decisions. Four entries dated Oct. 16, 2026 appear on the town's meeting list, but the material supplied for each consisted of website navigation menus and general town information rather than an agenda, according to the summaries reviewed for this roundup. No minutes have been published for any of them.

No decisions recorded

The summaries for all four Oct. 16 entries list no agenda items. That means the record available this week does not show what, if anything, was taken up at those sessions, and it does not show any outcome. A missing agenda is not evidence that nothing was discussed or decided; it means the details were not in the material provided.

The four Oct. 16 entries

The listings, as published, are:

• **Precinct 1 sample** — no meeting agenda provided.
• **Precinct 2 sample** — no meeting agenda provided.
• **Precinct 2A sample** — no meeting agenda provided.
• **Early Voting in person hours** — no agenda items provided.

Three of the four carry the word "sample" in the body name exactly as listed. The supplied record does not explain that label.

Early voting entry lacks details

The Oct. 16 entry titled "Early Voting in person hours" does not include hours, a location or specific dates in the text provided. Residents looking for early voting times would need to consult the town directly; this roundup cannot state them.

Coming up

Oct. 25 — Granby Council on Aging activity calendar. The only upcoming item in the supplied material is a monthly activity calendar for the Council on Aging, not a business meeting agenda. It contains no votes, ordinances, contracts or public hearings. The programs it lists are:

• Oct 7: Lunch outing to Rail Trail Ale House
• Oct 7: State Representative Homar Gomez visit (4-5 PM)
• Oct 14: COA meeting (9:30 AM)
• Oct 21: Health Fair and COA pizza lunch
• Oct 31: Halloween party lunch

Two details in that document could not be reconciled from the material provided. The calendar is headed "October 2025" while the town listing places it on Oct. 25, 2026, and the activity dates it lists fall earlier in the month than the Oct. 25 listing date. The supplied record does not explain either discrepancy, so the dates above are reported as they appear in the document rather than as confirmed 2026 events.

Where to check

Agendas and minutes are the authoritative record, and the summaries used here are secondary. Residents who want to know what happened at the Oct. 16 sessions, or when early voting hours run, should check the town's posted agendas and minutes for those dates. This roundup will report details from those documents when they are available.

No other meetings, hearings or public forums appear in the supplied material for the next 14 days.

Granby roundup: no board votes in recent postings; tax work-off applications due Dec. 2

No decisions, votes, or dollar amounts appear in the Granby meeting records supplied for the past two weeks. The postings dated Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 are program announcements, newsletters, and calendars from the Council on Aging and the town website — not minutes of a board that took action. Several are title-only listings whose supplied text contains only site navigation and homepage content. What follows is what the records do establish.

No votes recorded

Postings titled "2026 Property Tax Work Off Program And Application" (Sept. 30) and "2026 Property Tax Work Off Program Application" (Oct. 1) appear in the record as listings only. The supplied text contains no agenda items, motions, votes, or amounts. The same is true of a posting titled "Oct 2026 Vaccine Clinic COA" (Oct. 1). Residents should treat the official town posting as authoritative for those agendas.

Tax work-off: 100 hours for a $1,500 abatement

The Council on Aging's October 2026 newsletter describes a Property Tax Work-off Abatement Program for 2027: 100 hours of work in exchange for a $1,500 abatement, with applications due to the Town Administrator by December 2. The newsletter announces the program; the supplied records do not show a board vote adopting it.

Council on Aging: meeting, clinics, meals

The newsletter lists a COA Board meeting on Wednesday, October 21 at 9:30 at the Granby COA. A separate upcoming calendar lists a COA meeting on Oct. 14 at 9:30 AM. The two documents give different dates, and the records do not reconcile them.

Other items in the newsletter:

• Flu Clinic run by the Dept. of Public Health Nursing, Thursday, October 29, 11:30am–1pm; sign up in advance.
• Foot Care Clinic with Linda Arslanian, October 5 and 19; $35 for service, $50 at home.
• COA lunch catered by Delaney Market daily at 11:30, $3.00, reserve 24 hours in advance.

The October activities calendar lists recurring programs including Healthy Bones, Bingo, Canasta, and Pitch, plus a flu clinic, an Amherst Survival Food Box pickup, a lunch outing to Center Square Grill, and a German lunch with music by Hofbrauhaus Bavarians. It notes the center was closed for Indigenous Peoples Day.

Community Table Lunch

The October 2026 Community Table Lunch menu lists daily meals with sodium and calorie totals and requests a suggested, confidential, voluntary donation of $3.00 per meal. Funding is credited to the MA Executive Office of Aging & Independence and the Administration for Community Living. The menu is subject to change without notice. Oct. 16 and Oct. 21 are flagged as High Sodium Days, Oct. 22 as a birthday cake day, and Oct. 12 as a holiday with the meal program closed. Questions go to the Nutrition Department at (413) 538-9020.

Coming up

One upcoming posting appears in the record: "October 25 Calendar Activities," dated Oct. 25. Its headline refers to an October 2025 activity calendar, and it lists events on Oct. 7, 14, 21, and 31 — dates that fall before its own posting date — so the listing's dates should be confirmed against the official posting. As listed, it includes a lunch outing to Rail Trail Ale House (Oct. 7), a visit by State Representative Homar Gomez, 4–5 PM (Oct. 7), a COA meeting at 9:30 AM (Oct. 14), a Health Fair and COA pizza lunch (Oct. 21), and a Halloween party lunch (Oct. 31).

No other upcoming meetings appear in the supplied records.