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Greenland selectmen accept donations and state grants, approve consent agenda and payroll
Summary
At their Feb. 9 meeting the Greenland Board of Selectmen accepted two Police Department donations and a $5,000 town donation, approved $19,839.35 in state funds, and passed the consent agenda including $154,288.97 in accounts payable and $76,810.35 in payroll; the board later entered a sealed non-public personnel session.
Greenland — The Board of Selectmen voted Feb. 9 to accept and expend two donations to the Police Department and a $5,000 private gift, approved state receipts totaling $19,839.35 and adopted a consent agenda that included $154,288.97 in accounts payable and $76,810.35 in payroll.
Town Administrator Tara Tucker opened the meeting and presented the donations and state receipts. The Police Department received $250 from Tractor Supply and $1,000 from Francisco Danny Nolasco Carhaupoma; Heather Droesch moved to accept and expend the donations and Stephan Toth seconded. The motion carried with the board noting there were no public comments during the hearing.
Tucker told the board the town received $345 from the UCC Township Allocation, $17,150.26 from the Highway Block Grant and $2,344.09 in Road Toll funds, totaling $19,839.35. Laura Malloy moved to accept and expend those funds; Toth seconded and the motion carried.
Tucker also announced a $5,000 donation from Gordon and Jill Sims of 24 Shore Drive. Droesch moved to accept and expend the donation; Toth seconded. Tucker said the donation would not supplant the budget and that she would review the legal parameters for use of the funds.
On the consent agenda, the board approved a veterans exemption ($750), a solar exemption ($22,500), several current-use entries, accounts payable totaling $154,288.97 (Town $152,514.17; Recreation $1,774.80) and payroll totaling $76,810.35 (Direct Deposit $60,426.22; Checks $1,520.10; EFTPS $14,864.03). Stephan Toth moved to approve the consent agenda; Heather Droesch seconded and the motion carried.
Late in the meeting the board voted to enter non-public session under RSA 91-A:3, II(b) for personnel matters. The motion (moved by Heather Droesch and seconded by Paul Stanley) passed on a roll-call vote with Stephan Toth, Heather Droesch, Paul Stanley and Laura Malloy recorded as voting yes. The board returned to public session and unanimously voted to seal the non-public minutes.
The board adjourned and scheduled its next meeting for Feb. 23, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. at the Town Hall Conference Room.
