Halifax considers moving online with hopes to secure documents and include more townspeople

HALIFAX - During their regular meeting on Tuesday, March 1, the Halifax Selectboard delved into an online document storage system, and prepared for their upcoming budget discussion and truck bid process that will take place during their next meeting.
The selectboard also reminded the public that their March 15 meeting will be a chance for any Halifax resident to comment on or pose questions regarding the annual budget. The board has also scheduled a special meeting on March 29 to discuss their plan for ARPA funds, which the public is welcome to comment on as well.


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