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Salisbury Selectmen publish Jan. 21 agenda including State Police agreement, firehose donation and wetlands permit
Summary
The Selectmen’s Jan. 21 agenda at Academy Hall lists routine business, a State Police detail agreement and incident reporting item, a donation of twelve 100-foot fire hose sets from the Sunapee Fire Commissioners valued at $11,112, and continued review of a wetlands permit for Mutton Road.
The Salisbury Selectmen posted an agenda for their Jan. 21, 2026 meeting at Academy Hall that lists routine administrative items alongside several matters the board is expected to consider, including a State Police detail agreement, acceptance of donated firefighting hose, and follow-up on a wetlands permit application for Mutton Road.
The agenda schedules review and approval of draft minutes from the Jan. 7 meeting and indicates the town will make accounts payable and payroll registers available for public inspection. It also lists administrative items including a Selectmen’s Audit Questionnaire, a municipal assessment data certificate, and proposed investment policy updates. A veteran’s exemption for Tax Map 243, Lot 1 (Bosa) and a Certification of Yield Tax for Tax Map 204, Lot 1 (Stearns) are included for consideration.
Under department and committee updates, the agenda notes reports from the Road Agent, Fire Department and Transfer Station; the Town Clerk announced the Declaration of Candidacy window runs Jan. 21–Jan. 30, 2026. The Budget Committee met Jan. 12 and the Planning Board met Jan. 19, both noted on the agenda.
New business items include a "State Police Detail Agreement and Incident Reporting" item, which signals the board will consider a contract or agreement relating to state police details and associated reporting procedures. Also listed under new business is a donation offered under RSA 31:95(e): the Sunapee Fire Commissioners donated twelve sets of 100-foot, 4-inch supply fire hose (reported age: 10 years). The agenda lists a new purchase price of $926 per roll and an estimated total value of $11,112; the Selectmen may be asked to accept the donation during the meeting.
In old business the agenda lists ongoing work on the Mutton Road wetlands permit application, including signatures, fees and invoices, indicating continued administrative review of permitting materials. The agenda also calls for Selectmen’s reports and mentions the board’s 2025 Annual Report.
The agenda allocates time for public comments and a Town Administrator’s report but does not include text of any public comments or the report itself. The next Selectmen meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2026 at 7 p.m. upstairs in Academy Hall.
