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Town Manager seeks federal grant support for firehouse; proposes cell‑tower fees and reports trailer inspections

Sullivan Select Board · March 16, 2026
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Summary

Town Manager Ray Weintraub told the Select Board he submitted grant requests to Jared Golden, Susan Collins and Angus King for a new firehouse, reported a culvert‑study grant and outreach by paving contractors, said DM&J will inspect three trailers on Moose Way, and proposed setting cell‑tower fees at $3,000 for adjustments and $15,000 for new towers.

Town Manager Ray Weintraub told the Sullivan Select Board on March 16 that he had submitted congressional grant requests to Representatives and Senators Jared Golden, Susan Collins and Angus King seeking funding to support a new firehouse.

Weintraub also reported that several paving contractors had contacted the town and that the town has received a grant for a culvert study that will be implemented once weather permits. He told the board that the company DM&J will inspect trailers on Moose Way and provide a quote; he noted there are three trailers at that site rather than two.

On cell‑tower fees, Weintraub summarized a proposal the CEO recommended to align with neighboring communities: "Adjustment to a current tower should be $3,000.00 and New Towers to be $15,000.00 this is based on surrounding area communities," according to the meeting minutes. The minutes attribute this fee recommendation to the CEO and indicate the Select Board will consider setting fee amounts.

The Town Manager said he would ask staff to research how other towns publish Treasurer's warrants after John Keenan requested greater transparency during public comment.

No formal vote on establishing cell‑tower fees or on the firehouse grant submissions occurred at the meeting; the board recorded the items for follow up.