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Council approves $1 million reserve transfer, fines settlement and emergency-services contract authorization on consent agenda
Summary
On a unanimous vote the council approved transferring $1,000,000 from the town's sweep account into its SBA fund to maximize investments, ratified acceptance of $60,000 in fines for 560 Bethany Lane, and authorized the Town Administrator to contract with BluSky for emergency response services.
The Haverhill Town Council approved its consent agenda unanimously on June 11, approving several financial and contract items without separate debate.
Items approved included: (1) acceptance of the Treasurer's Report for April 2026; (2) transfer of $1,000,000 from the town's sweep account into the town's SBA fund to maximize investments; (3) ratification of an extension to accept payment of $60,000 in fines from the owners of 560 Bethany Lane; and (4) authorization for Town Administrator Tracey Stevens to enter into an agreement with BluSky for emergency response services.
Council Member Dennis Withington moved to approve the consent agenda; Council Member Mark Uptegraph seconded and the motion carried 5-0. The consent approval formalizes the reserve transfer and authorizes staff to execute the emergency-services contract.
