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Winter Harbor meeting: vandalized scout cabin, gym repairs and possible marina buyer reported
Summary
At the May 4 Selectmen meeting Winter Harbor officials reported a rusted gym water heater replacement, a break-in and vandalism at the scout cabin (doors secured; cameras planned once electricity is restored), dumpster-arranged cleanups, scheduled fire-truck pump testing, and a possible marina buyer who may transfer the property to the town.
The Fire/Road Commissioner/Facilities Maintenance Director reported maintenance and security issues at town facilities, telling the Selectmen that a gym water heater had been replaced after rust and leakage, and that the scout cabin had been broken into and vandalized. The minutes state the cabin doors have been secured and that staff are working to restore electricity so cameras can be installed.
A dumpster has been placed to support cleaning of the garage, gym and fire house, and fire trucks have pump testing scheduled for Saturday. These items were presented as operational updates rather than items requiring immediate board votes.
Town Manager Sara J. Liscomb reported there is a possible buyer for the marina who may transfer it to the town. She also said the Town Report is complete except for the cover and will be available at the June 9 election; she reminded the public of an office closure May 8 and a late opening May 13.
The meeting included brief public comment praising new benches and a question about the level of outstanding taxes. No formal actions were recorded in this agenda block beyond routine reporting; the meeting adjourned at 6:29 p.m.
