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Select Board discusses retired-employee insurance options and records police administrative assistant resignation
Summary
In Session #2 the Tamworth Select Board discussed whether retired employees may remain on a former employer’s health-insurance plan at no cost to the employer and recorded notice of the police department administrative assistant’s resignation; the board agreed to consider policy.
In a Jan. 13 nonpublic session recorded under RSA 91‑A:3, II(a), the Tamworth Select Board discussed implications of the New Hampshire retirement system and whether retired employees can remain on a former employer’s health‑insurance plan without cost to that employer.
The minutes state only that the topic was discussed; they do not attribute the point to a specific board member or staff member. Town Administrator Emily Nolan and police officials were present for Session #2, and the minutes note that the Select Board will consider a policy addressing retired employees and their benefits.
The minutes also record that Police Chief Dana Littlefield provided notice of the police department administrative assistant’s resignation. The document does not include details about the resignation, any staffing plan or an effective date.
Because the session was conducted under the nonpublic exemption cited in the minutes, the board will decide in accordance with RSA 91‑A when and how further details are disclosed.
