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Sanbornton Selectboard approves multiple Fire Department promotions, hires and small ambulance-fund transfer

Board of Selectmen · June 17, 2026
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Summary

The Selectboard unanimously approved several Fire Department personnel actions (hire and promotions), part-time Recreation hires, and a $927.04 transfer from the Ambulance Revenue Fund to the General Fund for billing; Fire Chief Paul Dexter reported his administrative assistant has given notice.

The Sanbornton Selectboard approved a series of personnel actions and a small fund transfer at its June 17 meeting.

Selectman Mark Brown moved and the board approved hiring Peter Chadzynski as a full‑time firefighter (labor grade 14, step 2; to increase to step 3 after six months and step 4 after one year) with a start date of June 28, 2026. Brown also moved and the board approved the promotion of Travis Gosine to Deputy Fire Chief of Operations and Training (labor grade 19, step 2, effective June 21, 2026) and the promotion of Ken Carleton to Captain (labor grade 18, step 1, effective June 21, 2026). All motions passed unanimously.

The board also approved transferring $927.04 from the Ambulance Revenue Fund to the General Fund (4220.331) to cover ambulance billing. Fire Chief Paul Dexter told the board his administrative assistant has given two‑weeks’ notice and that he has received several applications for the replacement.

Selectman Ralph Carter moved and the board approved two Recreation Department part‑time Summer Camp hires—Danica Weymouth and Sophie Fair—both at labor grade 5, step 6, $15.62 per hour, effective June 22, 2026.

All personnel actions and the transfer were approved by unanimous vote; the minutes record the board's actions but do not list individual roll‑call votes for each motion.