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Select Board approves PRLAC renomination, CCTV scoping contract, and several firefighter fund payments
Summary
At the Woodstock Select Board meeting the board approved a PRLAC renomination, signed a CCTV consulting agreement to be executed by Scott Rice, and passed motions covering a stop payment, refunds and several small donations to the Woodstock Firefighters Fund.
The Woodstock Select Board considered a series of administrative and financial items and approved nominations, a consulting agreement and multiple payments from the Woodstock Firefighters Fund.
The Nut Graf: In a single meeting the board moved routine business forward: it signed a nomination for James Cheese Bro to the PRLAC (New Hampshire River Management Inspection Program), authorized Scott Rice to sign a CCTV scoping-services consulting agreement (paid for as noted in the file), and approved a set of transactions affecting the Woodstock Firefighters Fund, including a $30 stop-payment request, a $5,318 reimbursement to a volunteer, a $500 donation for a house fire victim, a found-money deposit of $47.80 under RSA 3195‑B, and a $150 donation from Steve Martin.
On appointments, the board voted to approve and sign the renomination application for James Cheese Bro to the PRLAC. On contracting, members approved a consulting agreement for CCTV scoping services and delegated authority to Scott Rice to sign the agreement and future related documents on the board's behalf.
Financial actions approved during the meeting included issuing a stop-payment for $30 to Union Bank for a misdirected check, issuing a $5,318 reimbursement to Marissa Saber from the Woodstock Firefighters Fund for purchased body covers, a $500 payment to Fred Cook for house-fire relief, acceptance of $47.80 found in the chief's office into the Woodstock Firefighters Fund pursuant to RSA 3195‑B, and acceptance of a $150 donation from Steve Martin.
What happens next: The CCTV contract will be executed by Scott Rice as authorized, and administrative staff will process the approved payments and reimbursements. The board also agreed to sign Knoxbox paperwork after the related ordinance is adopted and to circulate a condolence card for a deceased employee, Jerry Bo.
Sources and attributions: Actions and motions are recorded in the meeting transcript (votes by voice); the RSA cited in the transcript is RSA 3195‑B.
