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Meeting approves Johnson Controls security-camera purchase; minutes and warrant also adopted
Summary
Members approved March 3, 2026 minutes, a 2026 warrant and accepted a Johnson Controls proposal for garage security and cameras (reported cost $3,592, expected refund about $750). Several routine facility issues were also reported.
The meeting handled routine procedural business and a small procurement before moving to the fire station discussion.
Members voted to approve the March 3, 2026 minutes and approved the referenced 2026 warrant. Later in the meeting, staff reported a Johnson Controls proposal to upgrade garage security and provide cameras; the amount discussed in the meeting was $3,592 with an expected refund of about $750. A member moved to accept the Johnson Controls proposal and another member seconded the motion; the motion carried.
A facilities report noted bedding discovered in the town gazebo and minor signs someone had tried to enter a building; staff (named in the transcript as Kathy) said nothing appeared broken and the town is monitoring the situation. Kathy also reported that the elevator and air handler are operational but that options for long‑term fixes remain under study.
Separately, members discussed funding for a planned lights upgrade on an engine and whether the cost should come from the maintenance reserve or the department’s expense budget. The discussion did not produce a formal vote on the truck upgrade during this meeting.
The meeting moved on after confirming warrant and line items.
