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Lebanon Select Board confirms multiple municipal appointments, including fire chief and building inspector

Town of Lebanon Select Board · June 30, 2026
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Summary

At the June 30 meeting the Select Board read and approved a series of certificates of appointment for municipal roles — including Rodney Ferbus Jr. as building inspector and Kevin Peterian as fire chief — with terms mostly running to June 2027.

The Town of Lebanon Select Board on June 30 approved a slate of municipal appointments and reappointments covering public safety, planning and administrative roles.

The board read and approved certificates naming Rodney Ferbus Jr. to multiple enforcement roles (building inspector, code enforcement officer, plumbing inspector and marijuana enforcement officer) and appointed Kevin Peterian as fire chief and fire warden and as health officer; terms were described as effective through June 30, 2027 (the transcript lists each certificate’s effective date). Other appointments included Jennifer Griffin and Blaine Wood as alternate E911 address coordinators, Cindy Wyn as registry of voters, Christine Touro as town clerk and tax collector, Leslie Rendazzo as treasurer, Carol Harris as animal control officer, Laura Bragg and Dennis Wilson to the planning board, and an EMA director appointment for Kevin Berion.

Board members moved and seconded the respective motions for reappointments and new appointees; the transcript records the board’s affirmative voice for the motions. Paperwork and onboarding tasks were discussed for new planning-board applicants, and the board noted that new appointees must complete required forms and background checks where appropriate.

The board also asked staff to ensure paperwork is completed and to follow up on any missing documentation. No roll-call vote tallies were recorded in the transcript for these appointments; motions were presented, seconded and accepted by voice vote.

Next steps: staff to collect appointment paperwork, complete required onboarding and provide any follow-up paperwork for the town records.