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Hebron selectmen approve culverts, buy commercial mower and authorize paving agreement
Summary
At their April 13 meeting the Hebron Selectmen approved purchase of 37 culverts for $13,279.83, voted to buy a Gravely Pro‑Turn 152 commercial mower for $9,799, and authorized Town Administrator Alicia Bryant to sign an interlocal paving agreement; all motions passed unanimously, 3‑0.
Chairman Butch Asselin and the Hebron Selectmen approved several infrastructure and equipment purchases on April 13, including 37 culverts and a commercial mower, and authorized the town administrator to sign an interlocal agreement for paving.
The board voted 3‑0 to accept an updated culvert quote covering 37 culverts in the amount of $13,279.83 after reviewing fall budget pricing. Selectman Mark Cayer moved to accept the culvert quote and Chairman Butch Asselin seconded the motion; the vote was 3‑0.
The selectmen also reviewed five commercial mower estimates and chose the Gravely Pro‑Turn 152 (estimate #12671). Selectman Elizabeth Olsen moved to purchase the mower at $9,799; Selectman Mark Cayer seconded and the motion passed 3‑0.
Town Administrator Alicia Bryant briefed the board on paving bids and the recommended interlocal approach. Selectman Elizabeth Olsen moved to authorize the Town Administrator to sign the Interlocal Agreement for Paving; Chairman Butch Asselin seconded and the motion carried 3‑0.
Votes at a glance: minutes dated March 23, 2026 approved (motion by Selectman Elizabeth Olsen; 3‑0); culvert quote approved ($13,279.83; motion by Selectman Mark Cayer; 3‑0); mower purchase approved (Gravely Pro‑Turn 152, $9,799; motion by Selectman Elizabeth Olsen; 3‑0); interlocal paving agreement authorized (motion by Selectman Elizabeth Olsen; 3‑0); warrants #17‑#20 signed (motion by Selectman Elizabeth Olsen; 3‑0); meeting adjourned at 6:06 p.m. (motion by Selectman Elizabeth Olsen; 3‑0).
The approved purchases address immediate public‑works needs; the board did not attach additional conditions to these motions. The town will incorporate the culvert and mower purchases into the current budget and capital‑equipment plans and proceed with the paving agreement as authorized. The board plans to revisit contract and other operational matters elsewhere on the agenda.
Next steps: the purchases will be executed by town staff and appear in upcoming financial reports; the interlocal paving agreement will be signed by the town administrator as authorized.
