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Board hears that resident trooper contract remains pending legislative approval; paper ballot suggested

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Summary

Chairman Humes asked about the resident trooper contract; Selectman Ohler said the two-year contract has not been accepted by the legislature and may not be ready for the upcoming town meeting. Humes suggested offering a paper ballot for residents if the item appears.

Chairman Doug Humes asked Selectman Ohler about the status of the resident trooper contract during the May 14 meeting. Selectman Ohler said the contract is a two-year agreement but noted the legislature has not yet accepted it, so the contract may not be voted on at the upcoming town meeting. Chairman Humes suggested using a paper ballot for the vote if that would be advantageous for some residents.

The transcript does not record further details about the contract terms, potential fiscal impacts, or whether the contract’s absence would alter agenda outcomes at the May 21 town meeting.