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Selectmen approve municipal revaluation contract; schedule work session to close default‑budget gap
Summary
Following voter approval of a revaluation warrant article, the Board approved a Granite Hill Municipal Services contract for the reassessment and scheduled a March 26 budget work session to address a roughly $2.06 million gap between proposed and default budgets — including a $777,000 ambulance contract not in the town default.
The Board of Selectmen voted March 19 to enter a contract with Granite Hill Municipal Services to conduct the statutorily required municipal property reevaluation. Voters approved Article 22 authorizing $230,000 for the project; the board voted to accept a contract priced at $215,000 with up to $15,000 in incidentals, with project completion targeted for Oct. 1, 2025.
Jim Peneo, town manager, told the board the…
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