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Winter Harbor selectmen approve routine financial reports, policies and skate rink

Board of Selectmen, Town of Winter Harbor · March 23, 2026
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Summary

At their March 23 meeting the Winter Harbor Board of Selectmen approved warrants and financial reports, adopted a meeting place policy and an acceptable use agreement for cybersecurity, and voted to allow a town-managed ice skating rink; several other routine items were also approved 3-0.

The Winter Harbor Board of Selectmen on March 23 approved a slate of routine financial reports and town policies and voted to permit a town-managed ice skating rink.

In a series of unanimous 3-0 votes the board approved the minutes of the March 9 meeting, Warrant #43 (March 17) and Warrant #44 (March 19), accepted the Treasurer’s Report dated March 20 and accepted the Tax Collector’s Report dated March 20. The Treasurer’s Report listed a general ledger balance of $808,142.90, a six-month certificate of deposit of $107,539.29 and bond investments reported at market value on two dates ($2,864,051.00 and $2,847,375.00). The Tax Collector’s Report listed taxes receivable of $102,202.91 for FY26 and $13,690.19 for FY25.

The board also approved a new Meeting Place Policy and an Acceptable Use Agreement for cybersecurity “as written,” each by 3-0 votes, and authorized carry-over accounts as presented. The item “Text My Gov” was tabled for additional information and will return to a future meeting.

Town Manager Sara J. Liscomb reported the town’s insurer has approved the installation of an ice skating rink provided the town posts appropriate rules and signage; the board voted to allow the rink to be placed on town property, 3-0.

The meeting record shows no movers or seconders for the motions and does not list individual roll-call votes by name beyond the 3-0 tallies. The meeting adjourned at 7:37 p.m.