Maurice P. Jettie

The Selectboard discussed multiple operational and administrative matters. These included fuel and material costs for maintenance, the scheduling and repair of town vehicles, and the selection of a contractor for garage insulation installation. The board also reviewed engineering and legal consulting estimates, approved the road paving bid structure for upcoming grant-related projects, and authorized road closures for community events. Additionally, the board agreed to provide a limited material contribution to the maintenance of a private road based on town-owned frontage.

The meeting included discussions on land map concerns, equipment maintenance, and road grant applications. The board addressed legal services for easements, participation in the SFY27 Grants in Aid cycle, and improvements to the local beach and boat launch. Executive session was held to review resumes for the Town Clerk position. Additional agenda items covered tree warden appointments, Northwest Fiberworks board representation, workers' compensation audits, hazard mitigation planning, and a community center lease agreement. Furthermore, the board reviewed updates regarding Act 181, bridge construction priorities, and modifications to the personnel policy regarding time off for the Town Clerk role.

The Selectboard conducted several executive sessions to discuss personnel matters, grievances, and real estate issues. Significant actions included appointing an interim Zoning Administrator and authorizing a lease agreement for the old Town Clerk building. The meeting also involved discussions regarding insurance quotes for 2024, the process for Zoning Board member appointments, updates on the Municipal Planning Grant, and inquiries regarding zoning violations and municipal bylaws.

The meetings covered a wide range of municipal business, including road maintenance, infrastructure projects such as culvert and bridge repairs, and financial management. Key topics involved approving paving bids, reviewing financial audits, discussing personnel matters in executive sessions, and managing the town budget. The Selectboard also addressed community requests regarding property zoning, animal control, historical preservation, and the sale of town-owned properties. Additionally, they reviewed hazard mitigation plans and discussed municipal grant applications for various development projects.

The meeting included discussions on road maintenance and equipment repairs, including the International truck and the Freightliner. Appointments were made for the Interim Town Clerk position, and the Selectboard granted authority for the collection of delinquent taxes. The board authorized the renewal of the CAI Tax Map Maintenance contract and reviewed a draft lease for the Community Center. Additionally, the Selectboard discussed the process for forming a Town Clerk search committee, including the involvement of townspeople in the hiring process. Work on the Hazard Mitigation Plan was reviewed, and the Selectboard addressed an outstanding invoice for truck service, pending warranty verification. The meeting also included an executive session to discuss legal and personnel matters.