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Board approves $28,000 for security fencing, hears cybersecurity update, and clears multiple invoices
Summary
Commissioners approved up to $28,000 for security fencing recommended by Primex, heard that Howard Epstein is working with the Overwatch Foundation on cybersecurity, and approved several LRW invoices and reimbursements totaling tens of thousands of dollars.
Commissioners reviewed a fencing proposal to secure generators and propane tanks across district facilities. Howard Epstein said fencing would "protect against liability" and noted that the district's insurer, Primex, recommended the measure. Lou Combe moved to allocate up to $28,000 to Superior Fence Company for the work; Howard Epstein seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
On cybersecurity, Howard Epstein reported engagement with the Overwatch Foundation; no formal vote was recorded. The board also approved LRW invoices of $8,000, $16,000, $4,729.50, and $8,704.05 (motions by Bob Binda, seconded by Lou Combe), all passed unanimously. Commissioners additionally approved reimbursements: $329.73 to Commissioner Rich Haidul for newsletter mailing expenses and $249.98 to Treasurer Todd Maddock for recording equipment purchases. Treasurer Todd Maddock reported that $50,000 was moved from money market to checking to cover pending bills, and that the MS-535 filing with the New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration had been delayed while historical inaccuracies were corrected with the DRA.
