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Sprague approves $150,000 Neighborhood Assistance Act application for Saint Joseph School roof and boiler
Summary
At a June 17 special Town of Sprague meeting, participants approved a $150,000 Neighborhood Assistance Act application to fund a new energy-efficient roof and a boiler for Saint Joseph School; the motion was moved by Judith Synnett, seconded by Clerk Jennifer M. Synnett, and approved by voice vote.
First Selectman Cheryl Blanchard called a special Town of Sprague meeting to order at 6:15 p.m. on June 17 at Sprague Town Hall and served as moderator for the session.
Meeting participant Judith Synnett moved “to approve the proposal for Saint Joseph School for the 2025 Neighborhood Assistance Act for a new energy efficient roof and a new boiler,” and Clerk Jennifer M. Synnett seconded the motion. The town approved the $150,000 funds request by voice vote.
The application will be submitted under the Neighborhood Assistance Act for 2025 to support Saint Joseph School’s planned replacements: an energy-efficient roof and a new boiler. The meeting record lists the requested amount as $150,000 and records approval by voice; no roll-call vote or vote tally was recorded in the meeting text.
Cheryl Blanchard served as moderator and Jennifer M. Synnett served as clerk for the meeting. After the vote, Judith Synnett moved to adjourn; the motion was seconded by Jennifer M. Synnett and the meeting adjourned at 6:18 p.m.
The special meeting addressed only the moderator appointment, the Neighborhood Assistance Act proposal for Saint Joseph School’s building improvements, and immediate adjournment. No additional discussion, public comment, or implementation details were recorded in the meeting text.
