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Bremen selectmen sign settlement, approve warrants and recommend committee budgets
Summary
At their April 16 meeting the Bremen Board of Selectmen signed a settlement with Patricia Bryant, approved the April 10 warrant and April 2 minutes, entered and exited an executive session, and recommended $7,500 for the Broadband Committee and $1,000 for Veggies to Table ahead of the town budget vote.
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The Bremen Board of Selectmen met April 16, 2026, in person and via Zoom and signed a settlement agreement between the town and Patricia Bryant, the board recorded.
Chair Wendy Pieh moved and Selectman Tom Papell seconded a motion to approve the town warrant dated April 10, 2026; the board voted 3-0 to approve the warrant. Selectman Tom Papell moved, seconded by Selectman John "Boe" Marsh, to accept the minutes of April 2, 2026; that motion also passed 3-0.
The board moved into executive session at 5:11 p.m. on a motion by Selectman Papell, seconded by Selectman Marsh, and reconvened at 5:23 p.m. on a motion by Selectman Papell. The transcript records the start and end times but does not state the statutory reason for the executive session.
On budget recommendations ahead of the town budget vote, Chair Wendy Pieh moved, seconded by Selectman John "Boe" Marsh, to recommend $7,500 for the Broadband Committee budget request; the motion passed 2-1 (the transcript records the tally but does not identify which member voted no). The board also voted 3-0 to recommend $1,000 for the Veggies to Table budget request after a motion from Selectman Papell, seconded by Selectman Marsh.
The meeting adjourned at 5:25 p.m. after a motion by Selectman Marsh, seconded by Selectman Papell.
Details recorded in the meeting minutes do not include the terms of the settlement agreement with Patricia Bryant or the identity of the dissenting vote on the Broadband Committee budget recommendation.
