The Selectboard reviewed payroll, accounts payable, and the treasurer's report, discussing strategies for managing town funds, including potential shifts from CDs to high-yield money market accounts for better interest earnings. The meeting included a moment of silence in honor of a former selectboard member. Additionally, the Fire Chief presented on the status and future financial sustainability of the ALS paramedic program, outlining the history of the service and the requirements for the 2027 transition.
Sep 29, 2026·
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The Selectboard meeting involved the review and approval of accounts payable for various departments, including the recreation department and ambulance services. The board discussed progress on financial reconciliations and tax matters. Additionally, the board approved a highway safety grant to support speed and DWI enforcement efforts. Finally, the board announced a recreation event and discussed the appointment of a new welfare director.
Sep 22, 2026·Board meeting
Selectboard Selectboard Minutes
The meeting included a review of the payroll and accounts payable, along with reports from the treasurer. Discussions covered the 2024 audit and the implementation of new processes to address mismanagement, the status of the social security cost-of-living adjustment, and the tentative 2027 budget schedule. The board addressed the EMS contract review, authorized the town to be the bearer of the Go North Grant, and discussed the classification of Smith Road. Additionally, the meeting touched upon driveway fee regulations, upcoming community events such as a pancake breakfast, and general department updates.
Sep 1, 2026·Board meeting
Brentwood Selectboard Selectboard Meeting
The meeting included a review of the treasurer's report, covering payroll reconciliation and outstanding accounts payable. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to the authorization of a new tractor purchase for the highway department, which involved a trade-in of an older unit, warranty details, and a vote to suspend the standard three-bid policy to facilitate the acquisition. Additionally, the board discussed the purchase of a 12-foot plow for a recently acquired loader to enhance road maintenance capabilities.
