The 33 residents gathered for Town Meeting also agreed to take a fire station project to the design stage.
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Randolph voters to consider proposed budget that’s mostly flat
Voters will be asked to fund the design for a new fire station and to start a fund to address dangerous buildings in town.
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Wilton residents approve $15,000 wastewater contribution
At Town Meeting on Monday, residents approved appropriating money to aid with debt payments that will be due on loans used to pay for upgrading the town’s wastewater treatment plant.
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Dresden voters approve budget with few changes at Town Meeting
Incumbent Selectman Gerald Lilly was defeated by 11 votes and has called for a recount in his race against Dwight Keene.
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Farmingdale voters agreed to fund firetruck purchase
Farmingdale is setting aside $250,000 for a future land purchase for a new fire station and town office facility.
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Fayette voters OK school, town budget at annual Town Meeting
Residents opted to keep extra patrols by Kennebec County deputies but rejected spending for a site evaluation for more parking at the school.
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Litchfield approves $2.18 million municipal budget
The amount is 3.2 percent less than the current year’s budget.
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Wilton residents to decide on wastewater payment contributions at Town Meeting
Included on Monday’s 52-article warrant is a $15,000 article for debt service for the wastewater treatment plant upgrade.
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Manchester approves yard sale ordinance, fire truck purchase at Town Meeting
The yard sale ordinance is intended to provide town officials with a tool to deal with long-running sales that annoy neighbors.
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Funding for law enforcement narrowly passes in Chelsea
Thirty-three residents turned out to approve a $1.21 million spending plan.