Residents will also consider the first payment of $82,000 on a $900,000 bond for town roads at Monday’s Town Meeting.
Town Meetings
Catch up on all of the Town Meeting news.
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Jefferson voters approve budget as proposed at Town Meeting
The budget as proposed by the Board of Selectmen — up $80,000 from last year’s budget — reflects increases in administration costs to the town, including salaries, and an increased snow plowing contract.
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Chesterville residents approve $843,000 budget at Town Meeting
At their Town Meeting on Monday night, Chesterville residents passed a $842,999 budget, including $9,000 for cemetery maintenance and $100,000 for road maintenance.
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Farmington residents approve addition of full-time firefighters
At Town Meeting Monday night, residents had the final say in accepting the 2016 budget request of Fire Chief Terry Bell, which includes adding four full-time firefighters to the town’s fire and rescue department.
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Washington opts to study town administrator proposal for a year
Town residents approve replacing a firetruck that’s more than three decades old.
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Thorndike residents approve $997,431 budget
The only items amended at the town meeting were a small increase for the town’s municipal improvement fund and a donation for the Game Loft, a youth organization.
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China voters authorize Select Board to approve Fiberight contract
Residents approved a $2.19 million budget Saturday at Town Meeting.
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Lumbert wins selectman’s seat in Pittston with write-in campaign
Voters also filled other seats on town boards in municipal elections this week.
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Chesterville residents to vote on $842,999 budget
Residents will be asked to approve a 49-article Town Meeting warrant and a proposed 2016 budget Monday.
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Farmington voters to decide on adding full-time firefighters
Residents at Town Meeting on Monday will vote on whether to add $32,979 to the Fire Department budget in a move the chief says is necessary to ensure safety.