Wolcott

At its May 5 meeting, the Wolcott Select Board received new information from the road crew, including a potential time crunch to begin paving.

After its budget proposals were rejected twice in a row by voters, the Wolcott Elementary School Board regrouped on April 27 to come up with a third plan.

The Wolcott Law Enforcement Study Committee held its inaugural meeting on April 28.

Wolcott voters rejected Wolcott Elementary School’s proposed budget for a second time.

At the April 21 Wolcott select board meeting the board had to choose which bid to accept before deciding whether it would pay the state to keep the town’s sand pile where it currently sits.

When Wolcott appointed residents Andy Duff and Rick Harkins to the law enforcement study committee for Lamoille County in March, the committee seemed ready to wrap up its discovery phase and finalize its report.

At its April 7 meeting, the Wolcott Select Board addressed several items that have come up with the arrival of warmer weather.

At the March 17 meeting, Town Administrator Randall Szott announced that work on a Healthy Lamoille Valley (HLV) mini-grant application he worked on with Deb Klein had borne fruit.

The Wolcott School Board is bringing a new budget to voters, proposing a slightly more than two-cent increase following the 138-91 rejection at town meeting of a proposed estimated 14 cent increase in the school budget.