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Salisbury selectmen accept grant for forest‑fire equipment with $1,983.78 town match

Salisbury Board of Selectmen · March 11, 2026
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Summary

The Salisbury Board of Selectmen voted unanimously March 11 to accept a grant for forest‑fire equipment that requires a 50% town match of $1,983.78, the board was told by Town Administrator April Rollins.

Selectman Jim Hoyt, chair of the Salisbury Board of Selectmen, moved March 11 to accept a grant awarded to the Fire Department to purchase forest‑fire equipment; the motion was seconded by Selectman David Kelly and passed with no opposition.

Town Administrator April Rollins told the board the grant requires a 50% local match, which she said is $1,983.78. The board did not raise objections to using town funds to cover the match.

The acceptance authorizes the town to receive and account for the grant funds and to provide the local match. The minutes record no further details about the grant source, equipment to be purchased, or the grant’s reporting requirements; those items were not specified in the meeting record.

The board’s next scheduled meeting is April 1, 2026; the file for this grant will appear in routine departmental records and accounts-payable registers available for public inspection.