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Candidate introduces Senate bid; meeting covers security cameras, training and upcoming events

Baldwin Town Meeting (informal minutes) · March 10, 2026
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Summary

At the meeting, Kim Bom introduced herself as a candidate for State Senate District 22; staff provided updates on security cameras, MMA risk management, safety training and upcoming community events.

Kim Bom introduced herself to the group and said she is running for the State Senate (Senate District 22); she added that she currently serves in the state House (House District 85). That introduction was brief and followed by routine administrative updates.

Robbie provided an administrative update on the municipality’s MMA risk‑management annual update and mentioned health‑officer reporting. Participants said some safety training has been completed and that remaining sessions will be finished soon. The group also reviewed problems with the current security‑camera contractor and discussed soliciting quotes from the alarm company and the town garage’s contractor to determine whether consolidated services could improve meeting recording and reporting.

Organizers reminded attendees about a planning meeting Thursday at 7 p.m., the upcoming community fundraiser on the 28th and senior‑lunch RSVPs. Meeting participants welcomed new people and closed with informal remarks. No votes or formal endorsements were recorded.