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Public forum: resident interest in downtown revitalization; school budget reported under 3%

Town of Hartland Selectmen · June 1, 2026
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Summary

At the April 16 public forum, Robin McNeil reported the school budget is currently under a 3 percent increase; George Greenwood volunteered to join the Downtown Revitalization committee and offered an idea for the center of town.

During the public-forum portion of the April 16 meeting, several residents raised community items including downtown revitalization and the local school budget.

Robin McNeil reported that the school budget at this stage is less than a 3 percent increase, responding to an earlier inquiry from Selectman Mark Brooks. George Greenwood told the board he would like to join the Downtown Revitalization committee and said he has an idea about the center of town. The meeting record shows the board asked staff to run an ad again for the Downtown Revitalization Plan to solicit participation and ideas.

Other public-forum notes included a question from Elmer Littlefield about the town solar project (staff reported no new updates), Selectman John Hikel’s note that the Town of Hartland will be added to a Cornville 10-mile yard sale map, and a reminder that the Senior Living Center is accepting applications. MMA training for selectmen was also shared as an available resource.

The comments are recorded as public input; the transcript does not show the board taking formal votes on the points raised during the public forum.