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Selectmen confirm June 30 transfer-station target and pledge support for roadside cleanup
Summary
Selectman Jerry Martin confirmed the transfer station remains on track for June 30 and staff said they will provide trash bags and try to loan reflective vests for community cleanup; staff also plans to seek funds for broader cleanup efforts.
Selectmen at the April 16 meeting recorded that the Transfer Station project remains on track for a June 30, 2024 target date.
Selectman John Hikel asked whether the Transfer Station was on schedule, and Selectman Jerry Martin responded, "yes." Christopher Littlefield, staff, told the board that if citizens need trash bags they should come to the office; he said he would personally buy trash bags and see if the town can loan yellow vests for safety. Littlefield added that he will explore ways to raise funds to support cleanup around town.
The discussion arose in response to reports of trash at the end of Crosby Street. The transcript records the commitments by staff but does not show a formal vote authorizing purchases or a specific budget line; follow-up and funding sources were not specified during this meeting.
