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Cranberry Isles Select Board signs $61,783.67 in warrants; schedules special ballot and Town Meeting on school reorganization

Cranberry Isles Select Board · February 17, 2026
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Summary

The Select Board approved and signed $61,783.67 in warrants, approved Feb. 3 meeting minutes, and heard from Town Clerk Benjamin Sumner that a special ballot and Town Meeting will be needed in June for school district reorganization; staff follow-up on logistics was assigned.

The Cranberry Isles Select Board approved and signed financial warrants totaling $61,783.67 at its Feb. 17 meeting and handled routine administrative business including approval of prior meeting minutes.

Warrant totals recorded in the minutes were: Warrant #60 (school) $17,492.69; Warrant #61 (school) $8,871.22; Warrant #57 $7,413.85; Warrant #58 $1,881.81; Warrant #59 $26,124.10. The minutes state that all warrants "were approved and signed by the Select Board, without dissent." Chair Katelyn Damon raised a question about GCI sand orders during the warrants review; the minutes do not record further detail on that question.

Katelyn Damon moved to approve the Feb. 3, 2026 meeting minutes; January Bennett seconded and the motion passed 3-0.

Under other business, Town Clerk Benjamin Sumner reported that a special ballot and a Town Meeting will need to be held in June in connection with school district reorganization. The minutes record general discussion about Town Meeting preparation and state that Administrative Assistant James Fortune will follow up with the Islesford Neighborhood House Association on logistics.

The minutes record no audience communications and no executive session. Chair Damon moved to adjourn at 9:35 a.m.; January Bennett seconded and the motion passed 3-0.