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Best Little Town

Best Little Town

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 Expect to hear about upcoming events, initiatives, and projects that directly impact your life in the Town of Bedford. Gain insights into the decision-making processes that affect our town's growth and well-being.Media Squatch Politics & Government
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  • BLT // 4.22.26

    BLT // 4.22.26
    Apr 22 2026
    In this episode, Bedford Town Manager Bart Warner recaps the April 21, 2026 council meeting. Key highlights include a one-month deferral of the electric price adjustment to explore ways to hopefully ease residents costs, unanimous adoption of the Bedford 2045 Comprehensive Plan, and approval of a formal downtown banner policy. The council voted to maintain the 25 mph speed limit on Longwood Avenue, authorized lease negotiations for the town transfer station, and approved a SAFER grant for volunteer firefighters. A vacant building registry ordinance was tabled pending further review.
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    45 mins
  • BLT // 4.8.26

    BLT // 4.8.26
    Apr 8 2026
    In this episode of the Best Little Town podcast, Town Manager Bart Warner recaps the April 7th Town Council meeting. Key topics include Spring Cleanup Week, an upcoming electric utility town hall, and an art exhibit featuring Charles Schulz's work. The council approved maintaining current tax rates, confirmed property conveyance to the Bedford Regional Water Authority, and unanimously agreed to purchase three megawatts of natural gas power through American Municipal Power. Additional items included police department updates, a crime victims' rights proclamation, and legal service continuity following a Commonwealth's Attorney appointment to the Circuit Court bench.
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    42 mins
  • BLT // 3.18.26

    BLT // 3.18.26
    Mar 18 2026
    In this episode of "The Best Little Town Podcast," Town Manager Bart Warner recaps Bedford’s March 17th Town Council meeting. Key topics include approval of a homestay permit, temporary closure of Macon Street due to safety concerns, and updates on energy supply challenges. Warner explains the town’s reliance on American Municipal Power and upcoming plans to secure additional power sources. Residents are invited to a town hall on April 14th to discuss electricity costs and future plans.
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    37 mins
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