The board will consider the appointment of a new member to the Budget Committee and review recommendations to amend the operating policy of the Economic and Community Development Committee. Other agenda items include reviewing an RFP for an Economic and Community Development Coordinator, accepting grant funding from the Maine Bureau of Highway Safety for traffic and distracted driving enforcement, and establishing new operational rules for the town's public electric vehicle charger. The board will also discuss reinstating community engagement sessions and scheduling a public hearing regarding federal assistance for the Fire and EMS building project.
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The document outlines the agenda and supporting materials for the Select Board meeting and a joint workshop with the Economic and Community Development Committee. Discussion topics include evaluating the Economic and Community Development Coordinator position, conducting public hearings for a medical cannabis dispensary license renewal, making appointments to the Library Board, Conservation Commission, and Budget Committee, authorizing grant applications for utility line projects, approving land lease agreements, and reviewing maintenance contracts for municipal buildings and equipment.
Sep 14, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Thomaston Select Board Meeting
The meeting included an executive session regarding a personnel matter and attorney consultation. During the public portion, the Board reviewed and approved a qualified catering permit special event application for an upcoming event at Watts Hall. Additionally, the Board recognized service contributions and community assistance provided to the local police department.
Apr 13, 2026·Board meeting
Thomaston Select Board Select Board Meeting
The meeting included discussions on the Knox Street Rebuild Project, a request for use of the municipal building for the 'Color Me Cured' walk, and water quality concerns at Mill River Park potentially leading to a dog restriction. The Board reviewed ordinance amendments regarding emergency services and the Conservation Commission, discussed FY27 Tax Increment Financing budgets, the Opportunity Zone Program, and an amended town credit card policy. Additionally, the Board reviewed a grant support letter for a market project and received updates from the Town Manager regarding park designs, safe streets planning, police staffing, and the community navigator program.
