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Goshen board signs Tasco Security contract pending town meeting; agrees to 2026 assessing contract
Summary
The Board of Selectmen reviewed and the chair signed a Tasco Security contract to update fire panels and add intrusion detection at the Grange Hall pending town meeting approval, and the board agreed to sign a 2026 assessing contract with Cummerford Nieder Perkins, LLC while exploring other vendors in the future.
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The Goshen Board of Selectmen reviewed two vendor agreements at its Dec. 15 meeting: a security and fire-panel services contract with Tasco Security and an assessing contract with Cummerford Nieder Perkins, LLC for 2026.
Why it matters: The Tasco agreement would update fire panel services in town buildings and add intrusion detection at the Grange Hall offices; the chair signed the contract pending approval at the 2026 town meeting. The assessing contract commits the town to a vendor for 2026 while the board signaled it will explore other vendors going forward.
Minutes indicate the board reviewed the Tasco Security contract and that Chair Derek Tremblay signed it pending town meeting approval in 2026. Separately, the board reviewed the assessing contract with Cummerford Nieder Perkins, LLC for 2026 and agreed to sign the contract with an expressed intent to explore other vendors in the future. The minutes do not provide dollar amounts, contract lengths, or effective dates for either contract.
What's next: The Tasco contract will proceed to the town meeting for approval; the assessing contract is to be signed for 2026 with future vendor reviews anticipated.
