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  • BLT // 8.13.25

    BLT // 8.13.25
    2025/08/13
    In this episode of The Best Little Town Podcast, Town Manager Bart Warner provides a recap of the August 12 Bedford Town Council meeting. Highlights include the retirement of longtime Building Official Gary McKeever and the appointment of Jeremy Marcus as his replacement, progress on drainage repairs along Railroad Avenue, and upcoming events such as the Bedford County Fair. Warner also covers the approval of a new homestay permit, major federal grant awards for a potential Amtrak station and WWII Heritage City signage, and the anticipated rise in electric rates—encouraging residents to share their input and stay engaged in future council meetings.
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    40 分
  • BLT // 7.23.25

    BLT // 7.23.25
    2025/07/23
    In this episode of Best Little Town Podcast, Town Manager Bart Warner provides a recap of the July 22, 2025, Bedford Town Council meeting. Key topics include updates on council member attendance, a memorable opening prayer by Pastor Ross Gilfillan, ongoing concerns about scooter safety in the downtown area, and the council’s decision to discontinue commercial solid waste collection due to financial limitations. Additional actions taken by the council included granting a tax exemption to Bedrock Community Church, accepting supplemental state police funding, and renewing a prosecution agreement with the county. Warner encourages residents to remain informed and engaged in Bedford’s local governance.
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    27 分
  • BLT // 7.09.25

    BLT // 7.09.25
    2025/07/09
    33 分
  • BLT // 6.11.25

    BLT // 6.11.25
    2025/06/11
    In this episode of the Best Little Town Podcast, Town Manager Bart Warner provides a recap of Bedford’s June 10th council meeting. Highlights include a potential increase in electric rates, recognition of upcoming holidays, and news about free local bus service. Council members also address D-Day commemorations, the possible legalization of golf carts, and community concerns such as vandalism and park maintenance. The meeting covers updates from various committees, new appointments, and the approval of a safety grant aimed at enhancing playground facilities. Residents are encouraged to stay informed and involved by attending future meetings and keeping up with local government developments and community initiatives.
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    23 分
  • BLT // 5.28.25

    BLT // 5.28.25
    2025/05/28
    In this episode of The Best Little Town Podcast, listeners are introduced to the podcast’s mission of keeping Bedford residents informed about local government affairs. Town Manager Bart Warner provides a recap of the Bedford Town Council meeting held on May 27, 2025. Highlights from the meeting include public comments on infrastructure, approval of the fiscal year 2025–2026 budget, amendments to the existing budget, updates to the electric utility terms, and progress on the Bedford Middle School redevelopment project. Warner also previews upcoming events, including the D-Day commemoration on June 6, and encourages community involvement and participation.
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    24 分
  • BLT // 5.14.25

    BLT // 5.14.25
    2025/05/14
    36 分
  • BLT // 4.23.25

    BLT // 4.23.25
    2025/04/23
    On this episode of The Best Little Town Podcast, Town Manager Bart Warner recaps the April 23 council meeting. He covers some key budget updates, including the decision to discontinue commercial solid waste services due to rising costs.Bart also walks through the town’s five-part plan to tackle future revenue shortfalls—things like encouraging growth, adjusting the business license program, boosting efficiency, lowering debt, and using some of the town’s fund balance. There’s also talk about changes to electric services and how those might impact power costs. Bart wraps up by encouraging residents to join the next council meeting on May 13 to share their thoughts and get involved.
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    48 分
  • BLT // 4.9.25

    BLT // 4.9.25
    2025/04/09
    In this episode of the Best Little Town Podcast, Bart Warner, Bedford’s town manager, recaps the latest town council meeting. He covers the proposed budget for fiscal year 25–26, which remains balanced without any tax increases, and shares plans to handle potential revenue shortfalls in the future. Bart also talks about ongoing challenges with the town’s electric services and solid waste management. We’re introduced to the new police chief, Jim Moore, and there’s a strong focus on keeping the community informed and engaged. Special guests Reverend David Whitehurst and Jen Cohn join the conversation—David shares thoughts on community appreciation, and Jen highlights Autism Awareness Month.
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    50 分