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Select Board approves payroll and vendor warrants, and hires treasurer trainee

Andover Select Board · April 7, 2026
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Summary

The Andover Select Board approved Wage Warrant #41 ($6,874) and multiple vendor payments from Financial Warrant #41 totaling $17,334.82, and voted to hire Sherry Donovan as a treasurer trainee to begin May 4 at $22.56 per hour.

The Andover Select Board approved payroll and multiple vendor warrants and hired a treasurer trainee at its April 7 meeting.

The board voted to pay Wage Warrant #41 in the amount of $6,874 after a motion by Chair Brian Mills and a second from Frederick Detheridge. The board also approved vendor payments from Financial Warrant #41 that included CMP ($1,070.14), Glover's Septic Pumping ($1,150.00), MedCare ($3,055.00), RHR Smith & Co. for audit services ($7,120.00), and Viking Cives for plow parts ($2,341.29). The remainder of Financial Warrant #41 was approved such that the total warrant amounted to $17,334.82. Motions on the payments were moved by Brian Mills and seconded by board members; each motion carried.

On personnel, Chair Brian Mills moved and Justin Thacker seconded a motion to hire Sherry Donovan to begin training on May 4 at $22.56 per hour for 10 hours per week through June 30. The board noted the current treasurer would be asked to provide training and that the new hire’s reduced training hours reflect overlap during the transition. The motion carried and the meeting adjourned at 7:27 p.m.

The motions recorded at the meeting were procedural approvals of warrants and a hiring decision; no additional formal conditions or vote tallies beyond "carried" were recorded in the minutes. The board postponed vote on meeting minutes from March 24 and March 31 to the April 14 meeting to allow members time to review paperwork.