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Albion selectboard adopts paid‑leave, holiday compensation, operations committee and several appointments

Albion Selectboard · June 8, 2026
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Summary

At its June 8 meeting the Albion Selectboard adopted an Earned Paid Leave policy and a Holiday & Emergency Closure Compensation policy, established a School Building Operations Committee, extended the sexton’s term and appointed four election clerks.

The Albion Selectboard on June 8 adopted multiple personnel and procedural measures and approved several appointments.

The board unanimously (minutes show motions passed; individual roll calls or tallies not recorded) adopted an Earned Paid Leave policy intended to bring town personnel practices into compliance with Maine requirements, and it adopted a Holiday & Emergency Closure Compensation policy addressing pay during weather‑related and other office closures. The minutes record motions to adopt both policies and indicate both motions passed.

Separately, the board voted to establish an Operations Committee as a subcommittee of the School Building Committee to develop recommendations on facility operations, budgeting, tenant management, and legal and regulatory requirements for work funded in part by a recently awarded NDRC grant.

The board also amended the Cemetery Sexton’s term from one year to three years and approved appointments of Glenda Knights, Rebecca Rolfson, Sally Tuttle and Deidre Fuller as election clerks for two‑year terms.

The minutes do not list motion makers or vote tallies for these actions; they record that the motions passed and assign follow‑up action items (for example, drafting formal appointment language and policy documentation).