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East Hampton board confirms personnel appointments, authorizes emergency road repair and moves to executive session
Summary
The Town Board appointed a part-time security guard, provisionally hired a Fire Marshall and the director of code enforcement, authorized an emergency repair on Six Pole Highway, and voted to enter executive session to discuss CPF real estate, personnel, litigation and contracts.
At its Oct. 30, 2025 special meeting, the East Hampton Town Board approved a set of personnel appointments, authorized an emergency road repair and then voted to convene an executive session.
The board approved Resolution 20251402 to appoint part-time security guard Christopher Hansen at $27.50 per hour, effective retroactive to Oct. 29. The board also approved Resolution 20251405 to provisionally appoint Devon Mansier Jr. to the full-time position of Fire Marshall 1 at a listed annual salary of $73,330.19 (40-hour week) and a separate resolution (referred to in the meeting record as "1406") to provisionally appoint Russell Young as director of code enforcement at an annual salary of $115,000, effective Nov. 3, 2025. Each motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.
The Supervisor introduced Resolution 20251403 to authorize an emergency road repair on Six Pole Highway; that resolution was also seconded and approved by voice vote. After completing the listed resolutions, a board member moved that the board enter executive session to discuss CPF real estate, personnel, litigation and contracts; the motion was seconded and approved.
The meeting record registers approvals by voice (responses recorded as "I"). The transcript does not list who moved or seconded each motion by name nor provide roll-call tallies, and the acronym "CPF" is not expanded in the record. Details about the scope or contractor for the Six Pole Highway repair were not specified during the meeting.
