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Transparency
Keeping Government Accountable
The Town of Whitman is dedicated to transparency in government actions. This encourages a system of checks and balances between the government and the public, making sure that every action taken is in the best interest of the citizens.
Whitman strives to be transparent through a number of ways, such as providing minutes for Board of Selectmen meetings and posting annual financial information.
Contacting Staff & Officials
Another way Whitman keeps transparency at the forefront of its operations is by keeping staff contact information available in the Staff Directory. This way, you always have the opportunity to contact a town employee about any questions you might have.
If you have questions but don't feel like sending an email or picking up the phone, you can always consult our list of frequently asked questions to find the answer you're looking for.
Current Collective Bargaining Agreements
The Town has entered into Collective Bargaining Agreements with five unions, representing Fire, Library, Police, Public Works and Town Hall employees, To view these contracts click this link:
The Town of Whitman is dedicated to transparency in government actions. This encourages a system of checks and balances between the government and the public, making sure that every action taken is in the best interest of the citizens.
Whitman strives to be transparent through a number of ways, such as providing minutes for Board of Selectmen meetings and posting annual financial information.
Contacting Staff & Officials
Another way Whitman keeps transparency at the forefront of its operations is by keeping staff contact information available in the Staff Directory. This way, you always have the opportunity to contact a town employee about any questions you might have.
If you have questions but don't feel like sending an email or picking up the phone, you can always consult our list of frequently asked questions to find the answer you're looking for.
Current Collective Bargaining Agreements
The Town has entered into Collective Bargaining Agreements with five unions, representing Fire, Library, Police, Public Works and Town Hall employees, To view these contracts click this link: