Westford Community Access Television

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Prior to January 1, 2006, the MB2-228 production facilities of Westford's Public, Educational and Governmental (PEG) Access Program cable channels were operated by Comcast Corporation. This arrangement was carried out as part of the Town of Westford's previous cable license agreement. Beginning in 2006, Comcast would no longer be responsible to manage the PEG production facilities. As part of the current ag MB2-421reement, Comcast agreed to turn over control of PEG Access to our community. In the summer of 2005, a group of interested residents worked to create MB2-186 an independent PEG access management organization, and on July 12, 2005, Westford Community Access Television came into existence. In September 2005, the Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to appoint Westford CAT as the town's public access provider.MB2-185

Connecticut shares the Town Meeting form 70-568 of government used by many other New England communities. They differ from Massachusetts and the northern tier of states in being more tightly bound to the published agenda—in Connecticut, the 70-567 Town Meeting may discuss, but not alter, an article placed before them; nor may they place new items on the agenda. If a Town Meeting rejects a budget, a new 70-565 Town Meeting must be called to consider the next proposed budget. State Law allows the Board of Selectmen to adopt an estimated tax rate and continue operating based on the previous budget in the event a Town Meeting hasn't adopted a new budget in time.70-564