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Cushing selectmen authorize $700 granite engraving for veterans memorial

Town of Cushing Selectmen · June 1, 2026
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Summary

The board voted 5-0 to have Brooks Monuments engrave the town's veterans memorial granite stone for $700 after discussing a higher-cost bronze plaque and theft/maintenance concerns.

The Town of Cushing selectmen voted unanimously Aug. 24 to have Brooks Monuments engrave a granite stone for the town veterans memorial at a cost of $700.

Chairman Alton Grover presented a computer printout showing the proposed engraving. The board compared the $700 engraved granite option with a bronze plaque, which would cost $1,668 plus installation. Selectman Daniel Staples said he preferred a bronze plaque but the board cited concerns that a plaque could be stolen and would require more ongoing care. The motion to proceed with granite engraving carried 5-0-0.

No installation date or vendor-installation terms were recorded in the minutes. The selectmen's decision favors a lower-cost, lower-maintenance engraved treatment for the memorial.