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Winter Harbor selectmen approve warrants, reports, deed and an appointment; cancel June 29 meeting

Town of Winter Harbor Selectmen · May 4, 2026
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Summary

At their May 4 meeting the Winter Harbor selectmen approved warrants and accepted finance reports, signed a right-of-way deed for the Historical Society, appointed Earl Blackney to the Utilities District Board of Trustees and voted to cancel the June 29 meeting; several routine items were noted for follow-up.

The Winter Harbor selectmen met May 4 and approved a series of routine but binding actions central to town operations.

The board approved Special Town Meeting minutes of April 22 and the Selectmen Meeting minutes of April 22 (each recorded as approved 3-0). It approved Warrants #50 (April 28) and #51 (May 1) and accepted the Treasurer’s Report dated May 1, 2026 (approved 3-0). The minutes list account balances including a Trio-General Ledger balance of $1,131,686.20, a six-month certificate of deposit of $107,539.29 and investments in bonds reported at about $2.87 million.

Selectmen accepted the Tax Collector’s Report dated May 1, 2026 (accepted 3-0), which records taxes receivable for FY26 at $342,681.50 and for FY25 at $13,690.19. The board also approved and signed the Warrant for Town Meeting and voted to cancel the June 29, 2026 Selectmen meeting (motion approved 3-0).

The board voted to sign a right-of-way deed for the Historical Society (approved 3-0) and appointed Earl Blackney to the Utilities District Board of Trustees (appointed 3-0). The minutes do not record mover/second names for each motion; all recorded votes in the minutes used a 3-0 tally.

The meeting adjourned at 6:29 p.m.