The Selectboard discussed various operational and policy matters, including the ongoing roadway and facility improvement projects, updates on the Casco Fire Department, and the status of animal control services. The Board considered and approved an Open Space Plan, a new rebranding design, and appointments to the Finance Committee, Comprehensive Plan Implementation Committee, Planning Board, and the MMA Legislative Policy Committee. Additionally, the Board reviewed and approved policies regarding Emergency Medical Services billing and collection, as well as the use of the Community Center. Legal enforcement measures concerning a cease-and-desist order at a local property were also authorized.
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The board discussed several items, including an amendment to the agenda regarding legal action for violations at 50 Rabbit Run and the approval of bills and warrants. Public participation covered the formation of a community day task force, concerns about lunch site locations, and property mapping transparency. Management updates included the recognition of a life-saving action, status on animal control interlocal agreements, pavement preservation projects on multiple roads, Route 302 corridor safety analysis, and the status of unsafe building demolitions. Additionally, the board considered updates to community center facility use policies and discussed the open space plan.
Apr 21, 2026·Board meeting
Town of Casco Selectboard Regular Meeting Minutes
The Selectboard meeting addressed several administrative and municipal items. Discussions included an update from the Town Manager regarding MaineDOT crosswalk design approval and the solar-powered RRFBs installation, facility inspection practices, and the development of new facility maintenance procedures. The board took action on several policies, including rescinding the Abatement Appeal Process Policy. Legal matters were handled, including authorizing the demolition of a foreclosed property and the approval of a consent judgment for another property. Additionally, the Board authorized the use of contingency funds for audio/visual equipment upgrades for the Community Center.
