The committee held its first official meeting, where members conducted introductions and selected a chair and secretary. Key discussion topics included the committee's mission to address audit findings and support town accounting needs, the addition of new members to the committee, and the establishment of staggered terms for members. Additionally, the committee discussed enhancing transparency by requesting a dedicated section on the town website and setting up official email addresses, and began a review of the committee's charter.
Oct 13, 2026
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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 10, 2026·Board meeting
Cemetery Committee Meeting
The committee discussed a tree maintenance issue at the Kram Cemetery, a private cemetery. The trustees reviewed the legal status of the cemetery, confirming it is private and not under city ownership or maintenance. Key discussion points included potential procedures for handling tree removal in private cemeteries, the involvement of descendants, and the lack of city budget for non-city cemetery maintenance. The group considered acting as a mediator to facilitate communication between the condominium association adjacent to the property and the descendants to resolve the issue proactively.
Aug 20, 2026·Board meeting
Brentwood Planning Board Planning Board Meeting
The board conducted a public hearing regarding an application to alter a stone wall on a scenic road at 175 South Road, which was ultimately approved following input from the property owner, neighbors, and the Conservation Commission. Additionally, the meeting featured a discussion with the fire inspector regarding proposed updates to site plan review regulations. The conversation focused on establishing stricter protocols for water supply and safety standards for speculative or multi-tenant commercial buildings. The board decided to treat these proposed regulatory changes as a work session to allow for additional review and consultation prior to any formal action.
