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Selectmen approve warrants, treasurer’s report, tax commitment and a quitclaim deed
Summary
At their Aug. 25 meeting, the Winter Harbor Selectmen approved warrants #8 and #9, the Treasurer’s Report, the Tax Collector’s Report, signed the town’s tax commitment, and signed a quitclaim deed for Gerrish. Financial balances and investment values were recorded in the minutes.
The Winter Harbor Selectmen on Aug. 25 approved routine financial business including Warrants #8 (Aug. 19) and #9 (Aug. 22), the Treasurer’s Report (dated Aug. 22) and the Tax Collector’s Report (dated Aug. 22). The board also approved and signed the town’s tax commitment and signed a quitclaim deed for Gerrish; most actions were recorded as Approved 2-0 in the minutes.
The minutes list the general ledger balance as $593,409.23 (as of Aug. 22, 2025), a 6‑month certificate of deposit at $105,382.87, and bond investments reported with market values shown for 5/31/2025 and 6/30/2025. The Tax Collector’s Report lists receivables and collection percentages: FY25 receivables $29,160.88 (98.82% collected) and FY24 $3,712.75 (99.82% collected).
Payroll and accounts payable figures were recorded: Town payroll #8 totaled $15,896.32 and accounts payable #9 totaled $49,217.06, for a combined total of $65,113.38 for those warrants. The minutes also list FYI items for the record, including Schoodic EMS reports and a Maine Municipal Association risk-management letter.
The minutes do not record names of movers or seconders for the routine approvals, nor do they provide additional context about the quitclaim deed’s subject beyond identifying the party name ‘Gerrish.’
