April Dickey

The meeting agenda includes the review and selection of the 2026 Spirit of America winner, in addition to standard procedures such as warrant approvals, handling additions or changes to the agenda, and providing an opportunity for citizen comments.

The board approved Warrant #18 and discussed updates regarding the school budget meeting, noting a 9% increase for the town due to the state funding formula. Additionally, the board signed appointments for the positions of Town Clerk, Registrar, and Treasurer, and addressed a request for information regarding a solar project presentation. A formal FOAA request was received and submitted for processing.

The agenda for the meeting includes calling the meeting to order and reciting the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by an executive session to discuss personnel matters. The board plans to review and sign Warrants #22 and #23, discuss any additions or changes to the agenda, and address unfinished and new business, specifically including the recognition of the 2026 Spirit of America winner and providing an opportunity for citizen comments.

The meeting agenda includes an executive session regarding confidential records, signing of financial warrants, and discussions on unfinished and new business. New business topics feature the lease of the Summer Garage to J.K. Kalloch, a road maintenance contract, the appointment of a new Treasurer and Town Clerk, and addressing a grub issue at the Pleasant and Norton Cemetery.

The board entered into an executive session to discuss a personnel matter. Other key agenda items included the approval of municipal warrants, a review of road striping bids where the board accepted a contract with Fineline Pavement Striping, a decision to transition town payroll services to The First, the signing of a warrant for a special town meeting, and the formal acceptance of a resignation from the Cemetery Board. Additionally, the meeting featured a presentation from representatives of the Knox County Sheriff's office.