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Select Board receives PFAS testing and ambulance-service updates; reviews bank proposal, no action taken
Summary
The board received an update on PFAS testing attributed to Dr. Richard Hilliard and an operations update from the Southwest Harbor/Tremont Ambulance Service; it also reviewed a municipal banking proposal from First National Bank and heard the Town Manager's verbal report. No formal actions were taken on those items.
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The Tremont Select Board on Sept. 3 received reports on PFAS testing, ambulance operations and municipal banking options but took no formal action on those agenda items.
The agenda listed an update from Dr. Richard Hilliard regarding PFAS testing in Tremont; the minutes record that the board received the update and "no action taken." The next agenda item noted an operations update from the Southwest Harbor/Tremont Ambulance Service; again, the minutes record no action.
The board reviewed a proposal from First National Bank on municipal banking services; no motions were made. Town Manager Jesse Dunbar also gave a verbal report of town employees' activities since the last meeting. The minutes do not record further detail, recommendations, or follow-up deadlines for these items.
Because the committee took no votes on these items, any next steps—such as further testing, recommendations from the ambulance service, or movement on banking services—will depend on staff follow-up or placement on a future agenda.
