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Phippsburg select board authorizes police truck solicitations, posts assessor RFP and accepts FY2024 audit
Summary
At its March 18 meeting the Phippsburg select board authorized the police chief to solicit bids for a pursuit‑rated pickup, directed the administrator to post an assessing‑services RFP contingent on edits, accepted the FY2024 audit, and scheduled a workshop on employee manual updates.
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The Phippsburg select board on March 18 voted to allow the police chief to solicit bids for a pursuit‑rated pickup truck that can also haul the harbor master’s boat and to post a request for proposals for assessing services with contingent corrections.
Board members said they want to review pricing from multiple dealers and apply proceeds from the sale of the town’s 2019 vehicle toward the new purchase and outfitting. “I was just hoping to put it out and see what type of pricing comes back and go with the best,” one board member said during discussion.
The board also reviewed an RFP draft for assessing services. Staff recommended a three‑year contract to extend through the end of the upcoming revaluation and proposed a short interim contract to bridge timing. The administrator noted the town will include CAD/CAMA data in the contract and asked that the posting be contingent on final edits; the board approved that motion.
Select board members accepted a $20 donation to the goodwill account made in memory of James Gilman and received the town’s FY2024 audit. The administrator said printed copies are available at town hall and a digital copy will be posted; the board voted to accept the audit as presented by William Brewer.
The board agreed to hold a workshop on employee manual updates on April 1 at 4 p.m., signed payroll and accounts‑payable warrants, approved prior meeting minutes, and adjourned after a public forum with no speakers.
What happens next: The police department will solicit bids; the town administrator will post the assessing RFP once corrections are made; the employee‑manual workshop is scheduled for April 1 at 4 p.m.
