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Selectboard approves routine deposits, payments and warrants totaling $3.7 million
Summary
On March 10 the Selectboard approved several routine financial actions — capital reserve deposits, a piping repair expenditure, interest payment to the Women's Aid Society, and treasurer warrants totaling $3,712,913.03 — and adjourned the meeting.
The Skowhegan Selectboard voted on multiple routine financial motions at its March 10 meeting.
The board approved depositing $5,160.75 into the Public Works equipment capital reserve (motion by Amber Lambke, seconded by Kevin Nelson). It approved an expenditure of $9,600 from the Pollution Control capital reserve to Provencal Plumbing for piping rehabilitation of the chlorine storage and delivery system (motion by Amber Lambke, seconded by Kevin Nelson). The board authorized the annual interest payment to the Women's Aid Society in the amount of $1,310.90 (motion by Kevin Nelson, seconded by Elijah Soll). It also approved depositing a $3,000 MDOT check into the Sale of Town Owned Property Reserve (motion by Amber Lambke, seconded by Kevin Nelson). All four motions passed 4-0.
The Selectboard also approved treasurer warrants (Warrant 67: $73,249.51 payroll; Warrant 68: $3,639,663.52 accounts payable) for a total of $3,712,913.03. The board adjourned on a 4-0 vote (motion by Kevin Nelson, seconded by Amber Lambke).
Upcoming meetings were announced, including special Selectboard sessions on March 17 and March 24, 2026, and a TIF educational workshop to be scheduled in March or April at Town Hall.
