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Selectmen appoint outreach coordinator, approve $150 security camera for senior center
Summary
The Board of Selectmen appointed Josie Baraguana as part‑time outreach coordinator for the senior center (18 hours/week) and approved a $150 wireless solar camera; a local vendor offered to donate installation time.
The Board of Selectmen appointed Josie Baraguana to the part‑time outreach coordinator position at the senior center and approved a $150 spending request for a wireless solar camera on May 20.
Chair of the Board of Selectmen (name not specified in the transcript) moved to appoint “Josie Baraguana” to the outreach coordinator role and the motion passed unanimously. The board stated the position is part time at 18 hours per week. During her introduction, Baraguana said she previously worked for the “CAPE organization for the rights of the disabled” and described assisting seniors with benefit applications: “I worked for, CAPE organization for the rights of the disabled. We helped a lot of seniors too,” she said.
Separately, the board approved a $150 spending request for a wireless solar camera and two hours of installation/training labor. Jacob, identified as representing Inevri, told the board his company will donate the time required to install the camera and provided a one‑page agreement for the town’s review. “We’ve agreed to donate the time required to install a security camera at the senior center,” Jacob said.
The board directed Baraguana to see the town clerk to be sworn in; the camera purchase and the appointment were approved without further discussion. The town will review the vendor’s one‑page agreement before scheduling installation.
The appointment and the camera purchase were routine approvals at the meeting; no additional conditions or funding sources were specified in the transcript.
