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Select Board approves warrant, adopts employee-paid income protection plan and dismisses property violation

Town of Acton Select Board · March 4, 2026
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Summary

The Acton Select Board voted 4–0 to approve and sign the town warrant, voted to offer an Income Protection plan at 100% employee cost, and dismissed property-code violations on Foxes Ridge Road; several motions passed unanimously.

The Town of Acton Select Board on March 4 approved the updated warrant and signed it, voted to offer an Income Protection insurance option paid entirely by employees, and dismissed a property-code violation on Foxes Ridge Road.

Actions at a glance

- Approve agenda: Motion by Tom McGurty, seconded by David Winchell Jr.; result: unanimous. - Approve minutes (Feb. 18, 2026): Motion by Jon Denekamp, seconded by David Winchell Jr.; result: unanimous. - Approve warrant articles as written and sign warrant: Motion by David Winchell Jr., seconded by Ed Walsh; result: 4–0. - Income Protection plan (employee-paid): Motion by Daniel Norwood to incorporate and offer the plan at 100% employee cost, seconded by Ed Walsh; result: 4–0. - Dismiss property violations (Foxes Ridge Road / Webb): Motion by David Winchell Jr., seconded by Jon Denekamp; result: 4–0. - Adjourn: Motion by David Winchell Jr., seconded by Jon Denekamp; result: 4–0.

The Town Administrator indicated Maine Municipal presented both Income Protection and long-term disability plans; the board adopted only the Income Protection option because it would be 100% employee-paid and the town would incur no cost. On code enforcement, town counsel recommended dismissal after reviewing the ordinance and the Select Board voted to dismiss the violations for the referenced property. The meeting adjourned at 7:37 p.m.