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Rome selectmen accept administrative assistant resignation, approve donations and training
Summary
At their April 21 meeting the Town of Rome Board of Selectmen accepted the resignation of Administrative Assistant Kelsey Prosser, approved several small donations for town services and the ballfield, and authorized the treasurer to attend a $95 budgeting workshop; all motions passed 3-0.
ROME, Maine — The Town of Rome Board of Selectmen on April 21 accepted the resignation of Administrative Assistant Kelsey Prosser, approved the acceptance of several small donations for town services and the ballfield, and authorized a town official to attend a municipal budgeting workshop.
First Selectman Kelly Archer moved to accept Prosser’s resignation, with a last day of May 14, 2026; 2nd Selectman Larry DiPietro seconded the motion and it passed 3-0. The board agreed to withdraw the previous job posting and re-post the administrative assistant position on Indeed and the Maine Municipal Association website.
The board also approved multiple financial items brought forward by Treasurer and Tax Collector Adam Clement. On a 3-0 vote the selectmen accepted a $200 donation from John and Cynthia Sangee to the Rome Fire Department, and accepted contributions of $1,000 from William and Linda Price and $250 from Lake Home Real Estate designated for the Rome ballfield.
Finally, the selectmen authorized Treasurer Adam Clement to attend the Maine Municipal Association municipal budgeting and finance workshop at a cost of $95, with the expense charged to training. That motion was made by Archer, seconded by Philip Burnworth and approved 3-0.
The board adjourned at 8:20 p.m. and said the next regular meeting is scheduled for May 4, 2026, at 6 p.m.
