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Selectpersons approve road name, domestic-partnership benefits and multiple warrants

Selectpersons of the Town · April 1, 2026
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Summary

At its April 1 meeting the Selectpersons approved the road name 'Hannah’s Way,' offered domestic-partnership benefits to full-time staff consistent with MMA, signed a Community Resilience Partnership resolution to pursue grant funding, and approved five warrants totaling $276,413.26.

The Selectpersons met April 1 and approved several routine administrative and policy items.

The board voted 5–0 to approve the new road name 'Hannah's Way' (motion by Adam Foster; second by Bill Birdsall). The board also voted 5–0 to offer domestic-partnership benefits to full-time staff under guidance from MMA (motion by Carol Lowrie; second by Adam Foster).

On a separate item, Selectperson Robin Stratton introduced Jana from HCPC, who described a March 3 workshop attended by about 20 residents to prioritize action areas under the Community Resilience Partnership. The board unanimously approved signing the Municipal Resolution to participate in the program, a necessary step to apply for related grant funding (motion by Stratton; second by Lowrie; passed 5/0).

The board approved five warrants during the Clerk's report: Payables Warrant #88 for $5,958.56 (motion by Adam Foster; second by Bill Birdsall; passed 5/0), Payables Warrant #89 for $255,640.48 (motion by Carol Lowrie; second by Adam Foster; passed 5/0), Payables Warrant #90 (HVFD) for $4,683.72 (motion by Robin Stratton; second by Adam Foster; passed 5/0), Payroll Warrant #87 for $4,771.15 (motion by Bill Birdsall; second by Robin Stratton; passed 5/0), and Payroll Warrant #91 for $5,359.35 (motion by Adam Foster; second by Carol Lowrie; passed 5/0). The minutes record each vote as 5/0 in favor.

There were no substantive complaints or selectperson comments recorded, and the meeting adjourned at 7:48 p.m. (motion by Adam Foster; second by Jack Bridges; passed 5/0).