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Selectmen approve SOP updates, appointments and hire a custodian after nonpublic session
Summary
The Board accepted edits to multiple S.O.P.s, appointed two members to the Energy Committee, declined to assign an E-911 address for a barn, and hired Ryan Page as town custodian at $25 per hour following a nonpublic session under RSA 91-A:3, II (b).
At their May 6 meeting the Salisbury Selectmen approved several administrative items: minor revisions to S.O.P. #25-001 (Non-Discrimination Policy) and #25-002 (Disability Policy); appointment of Matthew Tilley as a full member and Kevin O’Neill as an alternate member of the Energy Committee; and acceptance of edits to S.O.P. #93-004 governing town building custodial and maintenance duties.
Town Administrator April Rollins presented NHMA guidance on optional authorization lists for legal services but did not recommend changes; the board expressed preference to preserve individual access to legal advice. The Board also declined to assign an E-911 address to a new barn requested by the Santerre family, following recommendations from Rollins and Building Inspector Bodien that addresses not be issued for nonresidential buildings to avoid creating hazardous living situations.
The meeting moved into nonpublic session under RSA 91-A:3, II (b); after reconvening Chair Jim Hoyt announced the hiring of Ryan Page as town custodian at $25 per hour. The board also noted a Household Hazardous Waste Day scheduled for July 12 from 9 a.m. to noon and recorded a notice that MVSD’s new assessment sets monthly payments at $278,648.09.
Why it matters: The motions finalize routine town policy updates and personnel changes, including a custodial hire that affects town facilities operations. The E-911 decision clarifies town practice about addressing nonresidential structures.
What’s next: The Alcohol, Drug and Controlled Substance Policy (#26-001) will be sent to the Town Attorney for review before any action; staff will implement accepted S.O.P. changes and integrate the custodian into facilities duties.
