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Published: Jul 1, 2026
Town Approves Funding for New Cable Playback System
The Select Board approved waiving the bid process to purchase a new playback system for the cable coordinator's office. The existing system is outdated and the manufacturer is no longer producing it. Three quotes were obtained, and the board chose to proceed with Castus for $44,693 from cable special funds. This purchase includes the first year of service and will allow for a seamless transition from the old system. The board approved waiving the purchasing policy (4-0) and authorizing the expenditure (4-0).
Select Board Approves Payroll, Accounts Payable, and Meeting Minutes
The Select Board approved the payroll and accounts payable manifests dated June 29th as part of the consent agenda. The board also approved the minutes from the June 15th, 2026 meeting.
Drought Restrictions Remain in Place as Board Maintains Level 1 Conditions
The Select Board maintained the existing Level 1 drought conditions, keeping the current watering restrictions in place (even/odd watering from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m.). The board decided not to change the current drought management measures.
Michael Knott Appointed Library Trustee Unanimously
The Select Board appointed Michael Knott as a Library Trustee to fill the vacancy left by Teresa Abamondi. Knott, a 14-year resident and library volunteer for four years, expressed enthusiasm for the library's positive culture and leadership. His appointment is effective until the town meeting in March 2027. The board voted 4-0 to approve the appointment. Trustees Beth and DJ Withy spoke in favor of Knott's appointment, highlighting his volunteer work and diverse background.
Town Clerk Receives Approval for Dog Civil Forfeiture Warrant Amidst Reduced Unregistered Dog Numbers
The Select Board approved a dog civil forfeiture warrant, authorizing the town clerk to proceed with civil forfeiture letters. Town Clerk Candy Johnson reported that the number of unregistered dogs has significantly decreased from over 700 to 61. The process involves sending out email and mail notices, with May serving as a grace period, followed by civil forfeiture procedures in June. The board approved the warrant unanimously (4-0).
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