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Templeton Select Board Appoints New Town Accountant and Discusses Digital Equity Grant

September 25, 2025 | Town of Templeton, Worcester County, Massachusetts


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Templeton Select Board Appoints New Town Accountant and Discusses Digital Equity Grant
Amber DuPel has officially been appointed as the new town accountant for Templeton, with her term set to end on June 30, 2028. The decision was made during the Templeton Select Board meeting on September 24, 2025, where board members expressed their confidence in her abilities.

Following a motion and a unanimous vote, DuPel was welcomed to her new role. Board member Mr. Sher praised her impressive qualifications, noting her previous experience in private accounting and her recent work in the neighboring town of Orange. DuPel herself acknowledged the unique challenges of working in municipal accounting, stating, "No two towns are the same," and expressed her eagerness to learn and contribute to the team.

In addition to the appointment, the meeting also touched on the Digital Equity Plan, with discussions about necessary changes to the signatory for a grant application. The board reviewed a letter and contract related to this initiative, indicating ongoing efforts to enhance digital access within the community.

The appointment of DuPel marks a significant step for Templeton as it seeks to stabilize its financial operations and improve town administration. As the town looks forward to her contributions, the board remains focused on addressing other pressing matters, including the need for a town administrator to streamline operations further.

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