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Selectboard moves to repossess 65 Colby Street, orders locks and no-trespass notices

Colebrook Select Board · June 1, 2026
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Summary

Town Manager Tim Stevens told the Selectboard the town is initiating final repossession steps at 65 Colby Street, placing locks and no-trespass signs and allowing a 30-day buy-back window for the owner27s family; cleanup will follow after the baseball season.

The Selectboard on June 1 authorized Town Manager Tim Stevens to proceed with final repossession steps at 65 Colby Street and signed a letter beginning the buy-back period. Town Manager Tim Stevens said the property sale had generated $33,750.00 in proceeds; after town expenses of $20,261.21 the remaining DHHS estate-recovery balance is $13,488.79.

Tim Stevens said occupants will receive a "no trespass" order and that locks have been purchased and will be installed, and that the town will allow a short period for residents to retrieve belongings before the Highway Crew begins cleanup. The board asked staff to delay back-lawn work until after the local baseball season and to coordinate logistics with the Highway Department.