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Highway foreman reports paving plans, asks for help recruiting a fourth crew member
Summary
Foreman Trevor Dryden reported 75% completion of striping work, outlined upcoming paving plans with rising costs, and asked the Select Board to consider raising the fourth hire's salary to $30K–$34K to fill an essential vacancy.
Highway Foreman Trevor Dryden told the Select Board that Green Mountain Line Striping has completed about 75% of the town's striping work and that upcoming paving projects will face higher costs. Dryden said he has three staff currently and is seeking a fourth crew member; he proposed increasing the starting salary to $30,000–$34,000 to attract candidates.
Chair Coleman asked the foreman to provide a full cost review before the board commits to a salary increase. Dryden also noted a driveway conflict involving Homestead that damaged the newly paved library driveway; he suggested billing Homestead for the repair work.
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