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Council appoints health officer, planning board member and authorizes manager for NBRC grant

Caribou City Council · April 14, 2026
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Summary

The council appointed Tim St. Peter as Caribou health officer through Dec. 31, 2028, appointed Miles Williams to the planning board (term to Dec. 31, 2028), and authorized City Manager Penny Thompson to act as the city's authorized official on a Northern Border Regional Commission (NBRC) grant application for grooming equipment.

The Caribou City Council approved a slate of personnel and administrative authorizations during its April 13 meeting.

Appointments: The council appointed Tim St. Peter to serve out the current three‑year term as Caribou health officer, ending Dec. 31, 2028. Manager Thompson described St. Peter’s credentials, noting prior code enforcement and public‑health certifications; the motion to appoint carried on a voice vote with councilors recording affirmatives. The council also appointed Miles Williams to the Caribou Planning Board with a term ending Dec. 31, 2028; that motion likewise passed by voice vote.

Grant authorization: Parks and recreation staff asked the council to designate City Manager Penny Thompson as the authorized official for a Northern Border Regional Commission (NBRC) grant application to acquire a new groomer. Staff said if the NBRC application is not successful, the city will not proceed with the purchase. Councilors unanimously approved the manager as the authorized official; the mayor will sign the required resolution.

Next steps: Manager Thompson will execute appointment paperwork and, if NBRC approval is received (expected notification by late June/early July per staff), staff will return to council with grant terms and any local match requirements.