Procurement Specialist at Town of Greenwich
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Assistant Director of Human Resources
Assistant Fire Chief
Assistant Town Clerk
Assistant Wetlands Compliance Officer
Budget Director
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The meeting included a presentation and discussion of the Limited Scope Internal Audit Report concerning NSF and Returned Checks, with suggestions for revisions to the report. An update was provided on the implementation of changes resulting from the Payroll Audit, including the consolidation of the Payroll department into the Human Resource Department. The process involved in the Town's Construction Projects was reviewed, with a focus on the Hamilton School construction and improvements to construction contracts. The status of proposed changes to the Town's Purchasing Process was discussed, including the use of a new questionnaire for the Valley Road sidewalk project. Changes to the Internal Audit Plan were considered, and new business included a discussion about Not-for-Profits purchasing gas from the Town of Greenwich.
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The commission discussed a development application for properties at 50 and 50A Laughlin Avenue. Key topics included the height and massing of the proposed structures, concerns regarding the accuracy of drainage and site calculations, and the environmental impact of grade changes on the surrounding neighborhood. Neighbors and the developer debated the necessity of independent engineering reviews, with the developer arguing the project meets all zoning and stormwater management requirements.
The committee approved a fire department grant for FEMA firefighter assistance and a health department grant for public health emergency coordination. Key budget discussions focused on fiscal year 2028 guidelines, specifically reviewing utility rate estimates, healthcare expenditure assumptions, and pension contribution projections. Members debated strategies for achieving structural operational savings, improving departmental efficiency, and balancing service demand with cost management.
The board discussed organizational updates for the Hamill Development Committee and the Riverside School Building Committee, along with reports on the AI task force, the Native Plants campaign, and the sustainability committee. Community recognitions included the dedication of a basketball court, the swearing-in of a new police officer, and honors for a local school janitor. The board also addressed upcoming community events and awareness months, and provided information regarding disaster relief loans from the Small Business Administration for those affected by recent flooding.
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