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Chebeague Island Selectboard approves annual municipal appointments, authorizes compactor repair and service agreement
Summary
The Selectboard approved its slate of annual municipal appointments, authorized up to $3,000 to repair or replace a recycling compactor, and authorized a professional services agreement with GRMI that is 100% grant funded.
CHEBEAGUE ISLAND, Maine — The Chebeague Island Selectboard approved its annual municipal appointments and several administrative actions during a July 16 meeting at Chebeague Island Hall.
The board unanimously approved the slate of annual appointments under agenda item 25-050, a list that names Viktoria Wood for Treasurer, Tax Collector, FOAA Administrator and Road Commissioner; Krista Hayward as Town Clerk, Register of Voters and Deputy Tax Collector; Steven Auffant as Animal Control Officer; Ralph Munroe as Fire Chief; Genaro Balzano as Harbor Master and Shellfish Warden; and David Ledew and Kathy Malloy as tax assessors. The motion to approve the appointments was moved by Selectboard member David Hill and seconded by Ehrhardt Groothoff; the minutes record the vote as “All in Favor; Motion Carried.”
Under agenda item 25-051 the board also approved the Treasurer’s appointment of Krista Hayward as Deputy Treasurer and the Town Clerk’s appointment of Christine Auffant as Deputy Clerk and Deputy Registrar of Voters. That motion was moved by Ehrhardt Groothoff, seconded by David Hill, and carried unanimously.
In other administrative business, the board authorized the Town Administrator to expend up to $3,000 from Reserve Account 9057 (Recycling Compactor) to repair or replace the compactor. The motion, moved by Selectboard member Eliza Jane Adams and seconded by David Hill, passed with all members in favor.
The Selectboard also authorized the Town Administrator to sign a professional service agreement between the town and GRMI dated July 14, 2025. The motion was moved by David Hill and seconded by Richard Hackel; the minutes note the agreement is 100% grant funded and the vote was unanimous.
The board approved the minutes of the July 1, 2025 meeting by a unanimous vote. The meeting adjourned at 8:19 p.m.
Clarifying details: the minutes list each appointed position and the name assigned; the GRMI agreement is recorded as fully grant funded; the compactor expense is capped at $3,000 from Reserve Account 9057.
