Burwell Town Council recognizes governor's support for pharmacy resolution

The Burrillville Town Council held its regular meeting on July 9, 2025, at 7 PM in the Burrillville Town Building. The meeting commenced with the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by a public comment session.

During the public comment segment, Patty Dudley from Mill Pond Road expressed gratitude to the council for their support of a resolution regarding the 340B pharmacy program, which was recently signed into law by the governor. Dudley acknowledged the council's efforts and noted that positive feedback is often less vocal than criticism.

The council then moved to discuss general goodwill within the town. Mr. Bull highlighted the overwhelming community support for the ongoing Mill Pond cleanup initiative, emphasizing the need for cash donations to cover supplies. He also mentioned the challenges posed by recent weather conditions affecting cleanup efforts.

Further discussions included reflections on the recent Chepachet Ancients and Horribles parade, celebrating its 99th anniversary, with plans for a centennial celebration next year. Council members also addressed a recent incident involving local law enforcement, commending Officer Kelly for her professional response and expressing concern over negative perceptions of the town stemming from media coverage.

The meeting proceeded to the consent agenda, where a motion to approve all items collectively was made and seconded, receiving unanimous support from the council members.

Overall, the meeting underscored community engagement, local initiatives, and the council's commitment to addressing both positive and challenging issues facing Burrillville. The next steps include continued support for the Mill Pond cleanup and ongoing community outreach efforts.