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Cranberry Isles Select Board signs $689,406.58 in warrants, approves 2026 tax commitment letter

Cranberry Isles Select Board · June 3, 2026
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Summary

The Select Board reviewed and signed warrants totaling $689,406.58 and signed the town's 2026 tax commitment letter; board approved meeting minutes for May 5, 2026.

The Cranberry Isles Select Board reviewed and signed Warrant #83 through #90, a set of payroll and vendor payments totaling $689,406.58, and approved the town's 2026 tax commitment letter during its June 3 meeting at Cranberry House.

Chair Katelyn Damon led the warrant review and members discussed invoices including charges from Whitney Electric and a cold-patch invoice for the ambulance ramp at the Great Cranberry Island firehouse. Administrative Assistant James Fortune said he would follow up on generator maintenance services for each island. The board approved and signed all warrants without dissent.

The board also moved to approve the meeting minutes from May 5, 2026. Damon moved to approve the minutes; Ingrid Gaither seconded and the motion passed 3-0. Town Clerk Benjamin Sumner presented the tax commitment letter and the board completed the signing as part of routine financial housekeeping.

The meeting record shows the board focused on ensuring vendor follow-up and documentation; the board did not take additional fiscal actions beyond signing warrants and the tax commitment letter.