For project documents, visit the Conservation Department's page. To meet these requirements, the assessors are SEPTEMBER 3, 2024 STATE PRIMARY ELECTION OFFICIAL 17% VOTED (10% Democratic & 7% Republican, % Libertarian) Top 50 Salaries Calendar Year 2017 Base/Educ/ Department Spec Hours 857 $ Annual Town Meetings: Per the Town Charter -- to commence on the first Monday in June (primarily financial matters), and the first Monday in October (primarily zoning matters and other business) not in conflict with a legal or religious holiday, as set by the Board of Selectmen at a public hearing annually in January. The Assessors are also responsible for meeting the certification requirements of the Department of Revenue. Per the Town General By-laws, no quorum requirement for a regular Town TOWN ACCOUNTANT Elizabeth Rourke November 14, 2020 DIRECTOR OF FINANCE Elizabeth Rourke November 14, 2020 VETERANS, AGENT AND DIRECTOR OF VETERANS' SERVICES Susan Magner Indefinite BUILDING INSPECTOR COUNCIL ON AGING Daniel Greenberg, Chair Katherine McCabe Scott Valerie Schiavone Larry Brown (Resigned) Elizabeth DiTrapano Maxine McPherson Margie Salt Suresh Rao APPOINTMENTS BY BOARD OF HEALTH The mission of the Council on Aging is to support and advise the Director of Elder Affairs. To meet these requirements, the assessors are . The Conservation Commission is responsible for formulating local environmental protection policies Town of North Reading MA Click here to send email Mission The Assessors are responsible for measuring the value of real and personal property and insuring that owners of such property all pay their fair and equitable share of the tax burden based upon those values. SEPTEMBER 3, 2024 STATE PRIMARY ELECTION OFFICIAL 17% VOTED (10% Democratic & 7% Republican, % Libertarian) Top 50 Salaries Calendar Year 2017 Base/Educ/ Department Spec Hours 857 $ Annual Town Meetings: Per the Town Charter -- to commence on the first Monday in June (primarily financial matters), and the first Monday in October (primarily zoning matters and other business) not in conflict with a legal or religious holiday, as set by the Board of Selectmen at a public hearing annually in January. The Council advocates for older adults to identify their needs and help them to: attain maximum independence; improve their quality of life; and meet health, economic, social, and cultural standards. [REVISED For complete information regarding District & State Elected Officials, please enter your registered address on the Secretary of the Commonwealth website. Cooperate with the Massachusetts Executive Office of Elder Affairs and Area Agencies on Aging.

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