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Annual Town Report Calendar Year 2002 Annual Town Report Calendar Year 2002 Longmeadow, Massachusetts Visit us at: www.longmeadow.org Printed on Recycled Paper This year’s cover picture was produced from a digital photograph, taken by Victor Tirado of the Town’s Information Technologies Department. The photo was taken from Longmeadow Street in front of the Town Green and was chosen for it’s simplistic beauty. Annual Town Report of Longmeadow, Massachusetts including Reports from: Board of Selectmen, Town Departments and Various Boards/Committees For the Calendar Year Ending December 31, 2002 Blank Page Back of Intro TABLE OF CONTENTS Page # Public Officials.........................................................................................................................1 Organizational Chart.................................................................................................................2 Elected Town Officers ..............................................................................................................3 Appointed Town Officers..........................................................................................................4 Appointed Board/Committee Members.....................................................................................5 Board of Selectmen...................................................................................................................7 Town Accountant......................................................................................................................8 Board of Assessors..................................................................................................................24 Board of Health ......................................................................................................................29 Building Department...............................................................................................................32 Cable Advisory Committee.....................................................................................................33 Capital Planning Committee ...................................................................................................33 Conservation Commission ......................................................................................................34 Council on Aging....................................................................................................................35 Cultural Council .....................................................................................................................36 Fire Department......................................................................................................................37 Personnel Roster..........................................................................................................39 William Goldthwait Fund .......................................................................................................39 Historic District Commission..................................................................................................40 Housing Authority ..................................................................................................................41 Information Technologies .......................................................................................................41 Richard Salter Storrs Library ..................................................................................................42 Long Range Planning Steering Committee..............................................................................44 Park Commissioners ...............................................................................................................45 Parking Clerk ........................................................................................................................46 Personnel Policy Board...........................................................................................................46 Planning Board .......................................................................................................................47 Police Department...................................................................................................................49 Personnel Roster..........................................................................................................50 General Reports...........................................................................................................51 Incidents......................................................................................................................52 Traffic Citations by Officer .........................................................................................53 Animal Control Officer ...............................................................................................53 Recycling Commission ...........................................................................................................54 School Committee ..................................................................................................................55 General Policy.............................................................................................................57 Entrance Age...............................................................................................................57 Enrollment ..................................................................................................................58 Salary Schedule...........................................................................................................59 Professional Staff ........................................................................................................60 Administration.................................................................................................60 Blueberry Hill School ......................................................................................60 Center School ..................................................................................................61 Wolf Swamp Road School...............................................................................62 Glenbrook Middle School................................................................................62 Williams Middle School ..................................................................................64 Longmeadow High School...............................................................................65 Elementary/Middle Special Subject Teachers...................................................67 i Pupil Services Department...............................................................................67 Sealer of Weights and Measures .............................................................................................68 Superintendent of Streets ........................................................................................................69 Town Clerk/Treasurer/Collector..............................................................................................70 Town Treasurer’s Annual Report.................................................................................70 Town Collector’s Annual Report.................................................................................71 Registrars of Voters.....................................................................................................72 Town Clerk’s Report of Receipts.................................................................................73 Births, Deaths and Marriages.......................................................................................73 May 14, 2002 Annual/Special Town Meeting..............................................................74 May 21, 2002 Annual Town Election ..........................................................................79 June 25, 2002 Special Town Election ..........................................................................81 July 30, 2002 Special Town Meeting...........................................................................82 September 17, 2002 State Primary...............................................................................84 November 5, 2002 State Election.................................................................................88 November 19, 2002 Special Town Meeting .................................................................91 Tree Warden ........................................................................................................................93 Veterans’ and Graves Agent....................................................................................................93 Water and Sewer Commissioners............................................................................................94 Zoning Board of Appeals........................................................................................................95 Recycling Program Information: Curbside Pickup and General FAQs ............................................................................96 Recycling and Yardwaste Center FAQs.......................................................................97 Paint/Oil Disposal and Compost Bins Information.......................................................99 Curbside Recycling Schedule ....................................................................................100 General Information: By-Laws Information ................................................................................................101
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