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- DrainlayersLicense
A copy of a valid Heavy Equipment Operators License Evidence of OSHA 10 hour Excavation Safety Training Certificate of Insurance $10,000 Performance and Guarantee Bond Three (3) municipal references that familiar with your work and contact information
- Town Meeting October 6, 2014 - North Reading, Massachusetts
The fiscal year 2025 recommended budget for the School Department is currently $40,679,524 This represents a 9% or $3,359,929 increase over fiscal year 2024 and is currently significantly greater than what the Town has available to fund both school and town budgets for fiscal year 2025 The budget gap to achieve the Superintendent’s proposed recommended budget presented on March 11 is
- Census Overview - North Reading MA
To provide proof of residency for numerous personal and or legal requirements such as: In-state tuition at State colleges or universities Housing benefits for the elderly or other eligible persons Veterans benefits Insurance benefits School enrollment Click here for demographic breakdowns and further information regarding the U S Federal Census
- FULL PRINTER WARRANT STM ATM DRAFT-JJM #2 5-16-2025
FULL PRINTER WARRANT STM ATM DRAFT-JJM #2 5-16-2025 TOWN of NORTH READING FY2026 REVENUE FORECAST June 9, 2025
- April 30th Town Meeting - northreadingma. gov
It shall seek all opportunities that will advance the overall well-being of the Community and its citizens by providing the best quality of life, education, public safety and public health
- Town of North Reading
The greatest current hiring challenges are with public safety in particular and an overall increase in the general challenge of attracting qualified potential candidates to municipal employment in a tight labor market y insurance carrier Participation may result in insurance premium savings through “MI
- 2025 Census - North Reading MA
Pursuant to M G L Chapter 51, Section 4, the Town Clerk’s Office conducts the annual municipal census beginning in January
- Crisis Resource Guide - North Reading, Massachusetts
The North Reading Community Impact Team (CIT) is a collaborative partnership between community resources that emphasizes the use of innovative, non-traditional methods to identify factors that have a negative impact on the quality of life for all and to implement solutions that solve the underlying problems
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