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Maine contractor cleans 16 cemetery stones; Stetson considers meeting-house steeple repairs
Summary
Committee reports show Maine Gravesite Maintenance cleaned 16 cemetery stones; the meeting house steeple contractor expressed interest in doing the work, and the ARPA-funded computers will be set up Oct. 4.
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Town committee reports at the Sept. 25 meeting noted routine maintenance steps and potential building repairs.
Julie told the selectmen that Maine Gravesite Maintenance had cleaned 16 cemetery stones and that mowing had been a recurring issue over the summer, flagging continued maintenance needs for the town.
Tammy Buswell said she had spoken with “the Steeple People,” who are interested in doing the meeting-house steeple work; no contract or vote was recorded, and the item remains under old business for future action.
Rob Brown is scheduled to set up ARPA-approved computers on Friday, Oct. 4, moving forward on technology purchases approved from the town’s ARPA wish list.
The minutes also record a brief personnel note: Selectman Gene Trojano informed the board he was no longer on the fire department, and Danielle Davis told the board of a complaint (the minutes do not provide details of that complaint).
The board recorded no formal votes on steeple repairs or cemetery contracting at the meeting; the cemetery cleanup was described as completed by the contractor.
