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Windsor Select Board signs warrant articles, reappoints plumbing inspector and appoints code enforcement officer
Summary
At its April 28 special meeting, the Windsor Select Board reviewed and signed final warrant articles and an RSU#12 voting warrant, reappointed Arthur Strout as Licensed Plumbing Inspector (sworn in by the town clerk), and unanimously appointed Greg Feltis as Code Enforcement Officer contingent on certification.
Windsor Select Board members met April 28, 2026, at the Windsor Town Office and signed the town's final warrant articles and an RSU#12 voting warrant. The board also re-appointed Arthur Strout as the town's Licensed Plumbing Inspector and, after an executive session on personnel, appointed Greg Feltis as Code Enforcement Officer and Building Inspector on the condition that he complete required certification.
The meeting opened at 5:55 p.m., when Thomas McNaughton led the Pledge of Allegiance. The record notes no public attendees and that no public comment was taken. According to the minutes, the board reviewed the warrant articles following consultations with the Budget Committee; the articles were approved and signed by the Select Board at the meeting.
The board also reviewed and signed a voting warrant for RSU#12 related to that school unit's budget process. The minutes record that the board signed the RSU#12 voting warrant in the same session.
Staff appointments were recorded in the minutes. Arthur Strout was re-appointed as Windsor's Licensed Plumbing Inspector and was sworn in by Town Clerk Amelia Jones; the Select Board members thanked Strout "for his many years of service" in multiple town roles. The minutes do not list a mover or seconder for Strout's re-appointment, and no vote tally beyond the board's recorded thanks is provided.
At 6:15 p.m. the board entered executive session under 1 M.R.S.A. §405(6)(A) to discuss personnel matters involving board members and Town Manager Haleigh Moran. The motion to enter executive session was made by Thomas McNaughton, seconded by Ray Bates, and approved 4-0-0. The board voted to exit executive session at 7:44 p.m.; that motion was also made by McNaughton, seconded by Bates, and approved 4-0-0.
Following the executive session, Ray Bates moved to appoint Greg Feltis as Windsor's Code Enforcement Officer and Building Inspector, contingent on completion of required certification; the motion was seconded by Allison Whynot and approved unanimously, 4-0-0. The minutes record the contingency but do not specify the certification required or a compliance deadline.
The minutes are signed "Respectfully Submitted" by Town Manager Haleigh Moran. No public comment or other public attendees were recorded for this special meeting. The minutes do not list additional votes, motions, or public materials beyond the items noted above.
What's next: The appointment of Greg Feltis is conditional on certification completion; the minutes do not state when the board will reconfirm certification or whether staff will return with documentation to a future meeting.
