fcc95a79-5f85-4722-bdef-d4ee7527afbe Select Board Members Holly Higinbotham (Chair) 413-212-4352 hhiginbotham@windsormass.com Term ends 2026 Michael Kintner 413-684-3811, #4 mkintner@windsormass.com Dave Melle 413-684-3811, #4 dmelle@windsormass.com Meetings Meets weekly or every other week (check calendar ) Monday nights 7-9pm Select Board members are elected 3 years terms. The chair is selected by the board. Description The Select Board is responsible for implementing the town's plan. They are responsible for appointing and overseeing many of the committees, and hiring and managing most of the town staff. They have frequent public meetings where much of the work is done and decisions are made. Information Select Board agendas Select Board minutes Related Services Forms & Documents for Town Activities Marijuana: Policies & Procedures Procurement and Hiring Schooling in Windsor Town Bylaws

Related Sites and Town Social Media Connections Windsor Facebook Group is a private group for people that live in, have lived in, or have some other meaningful connection to Windsor. Friends of Windsor is a non-profit, volunteer-run, public foundation formed in the fall of 1984. Its mission is to foster communication and support local organizations, activities and projects that cultivate community related to the Town of Windsor. It published a monthly newsletter, and organizes a range of activities. Notchview @ The Trustees of Reservations is an incredible protected 3,000 acre woodland in Windsor that is available year round for hiking, and in the winter maintains an incredible network of cross-country ski trails. Winter ski passes are available sale at the visitor center, but if you tell them you are a resident of windsor, you can ski for free. Other Facebook Groups. Some Windsor groups maintain their own Facebook pages: Public Library

Maps Windsor road map [pdf] Assessor's tax maps [pdf] Massachusetts interactive property boundaries [site] Massachusetts land records (deeds, etc.) [site]

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Help With (everything) Details ... Abutters: Request a list Details ... Address: Change mailing address Details ... Aging: Find support for aging in Windsor Details ... Annual Town Reports Details ... Assessor: Motor Vehicles Excise Taxes Details ... Bylaws: See the rules the town runs by Details ... Cemetery: Buy a plot, Inter the deceased Details ... Dog License Details ... Emergency Services Details ... Finance FY23: How does Windsor manage finances? Details ... Garbage: Dispose of it` Details ... Inspections Details ... Marijuana: Policies & Procedures Details ... Master Plan: Windsor's Future Details ... Payments: How to pay town fees Details ... Procurement: Supplying Windsor Details ... Schools: Learn about schooling in Windsor Details ... Town Hall Rental Details ... Town Song Details ... Zoning: Apply for a variance Details ... Details ... Accident: Report a motor vehicle accident Details ... Agendas & Meetings: Official meeting info Details ... Animal: Nuisance/bites/lost, etc. Details ... Assessor: Do I have to pay all taxes? Details ... Assessor: Property Taxes Details ... Bylaws: See the rules the town runs by Details ... Code Red Details ... Elections Details ... Finance FY22: How does Windsor manage finances? Details ... Forms & Documents Details ... Hours of Operation Details ... Internet: How to sign up Details ... Marriage Licenses Details ... Parks: What and where? Details ... Permits: Apply for permits Details ... Roads: Request maintenance Details ... Staffing Details ... Town Meetings: When are they and what happens/ed? Details ... Veterans: Find support Details ...

Made possible by the Friends of Windsor The Town of Windsor, formerly Gageborough, was founded July 4, 1771. Best known for its scenic vistas and pristine wilderness, it has a rich history of early American mills, logging, farming and hearty pioneer settlers. The current town population is 879, with a strong sense of community. Residents enjoy kayaking, hiking, hunting and winter sports. Windsor is home to Notchview, a 3,100-acre reservation managed by the Trustees of Reservations, open to cross-country skiers and other forms of outdoor recreation. GOVERNMENT Windsor employs the open town meeting form of government, and is led by a select board. The town has its own services, including police, fire and public works departments. The town's public library is located adjacent to the town hall, and is connected to the regional library system. The nearest hospital, Berkshire Medical Center, is located in Pittsfield. On the state level, Windsor is represented in the Massachusetts House of Representatives as part of the Second Berkshire district, represented by John Barrett, which covers central Berkshire County, as well as portions of Hampshire and Franklin counties. In the Massachusetts Senate, the town is part of the Berkshire, Hampshire and Franklin district, represented by Paul Mark, which includes all of Berkshire County and western Hampshire and Franklin counties. The town is patrolled by the Fourth (Cheshire) Station of Barracks "B" of the Massachusetts State Police. On the national level, Windsor is represented in the United States House of Representatives as part of Massachusetts's 1st congressional district, and is represented by Richard Neal of Springfield. Massachusetts is currently represented in the United States Senate by senior Senator Elizabeth Warren and junior Senator Ed Markey. EDUCATION Windsor is a member town of the Central Berkshire Regional School District. All students in the district attend the Nessacus Regional Middle School for the middle grades, and Wahconah Regional High School for the upper grades. Both schools are located in Dalton. The nearest parochial school is in Dalton, and the nearest private schools are in Pittsfield. The nearest community college is Berkshire Community College in Pittsfield. The nearest state college is Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts in North Adams, and the nearest state university is the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Town Song

80b75ce4-d384-493c-bddf-5f69398245ce Conservation Commission Members Dicken Crane , term through 2028 Joanne Haracz (chair) , term through 2026 Jon Lueken , term through 2027 Glenn Roy , term through 2028 Wendi Volk , term through 2027 [2 vacancies] Wendy Volk, Conservation Agent Windsor Conservation Commission 1890 Route 9, Suite 1 Windsor, MA 01270 conservation@windsormass.com 413-684-3811 ext. 8 Meetings Commission Meets 2nd Wednesday of the Month 6:30pm at Windsor Town Offices Applications and agenda items are due 12 business days prior to the monthly meeting. Please see Minimum Submission Requirements for more info. If you have any questions about what kind of application to submit or proper procedures, please email the Conservation Agent at conservation@windsormass.com . The agent is hired by the Select Board on an annual basis. Members are appointed by Select Board for 3 year terms. Description The conservation commission is responsible for ensuring the protection of Windsor's natural resources including wetlands. Thus, they are involved in approving a range of activities with a focus on construction. Information Sign Off Sheets for Building Permits It is the Applicant’s responsibility to contact the Commission with details of their project and set up an appointment for a site visit, if necessary. Permit Applications Applications to be considered for public hearings are due 12 business days prior to the monthly meeting to allow enough legal notice to the public. Applicants should verify deadlines for submission with the commission Permit applications can be found at Mass.gov under Wetlands Protection Act Permit Forms . For convenience, some forms from that site are available here [google drive]. A public hearing will be scheduled to review all permit applications after all application requirements are met. Please review the Minimum Submission Requirements document as well as the Permit Fees document to ensure that your application is submitted completely. Conservation Commission agendas Conservation Commission minutes Related Services Forms & Documents for Town Activities

b6c1fb33-c565-470e-9b5e-85e98764c0b4 Accounting Department Accountants Barbara Newton barbara@erickinsherfcpa.com Eric A. Kinsherf, CPA Meetings N/A Public bid and contract Description They provide outsourced accounting services to Windsor - providing accurate record keeping, timely report filing, and guaranteeing year-end closing success. Information Related Services Aunt Bette's Homemade Pecan Pie Rockin’ Rocky Road Ice Cream Tom’s Heavenly Apple Strudel Joe’s Divine Butter Tarts

Historical Municipal Activities Municipal Vulnerability Planning - June 2020 In 2020, the Town of Windsor's Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness Committee responded to a Federal requirement requiring a mitigation plan in order to receive various grants. Executive Summary - June, 2020 [pdf] Windsor Hazard Mitigation & Climate Adaptation Plan - June, 2020 [pdf] Litigation / Settlements - June 2019 This is a record [external link] of historical litigation that the Town of Windsor has been involved in. Town Corner Markers - July 2017 As required by Massachusetts General Law Part 1, Title VII, Chapter 42 Section 2, the Town of Windsor must update the location of the town boundary markers. The most recent update is documented here [pdf]. FERC (Federal Energy Regulatory Commission) - 2015 In the mid-2000s, there was a risk that a major oil pipeline was going to be built that would have gone through Windsor. Windsor residents were seriously concerned about many issued relating to the pipeline including significant noise and pollution. The Town collectively worked together and joined many other groups to fight the pipeline, which in the end, was never built. Some related documents are available here [external site].

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