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Amy Tayler highlights bookkeeping and customer-service experience in treasurer interview
Summary
Amy Tayler told the Select Board she has prior experience as a town auditor, familiarity with bespoke accounting software and payroll tax processes, but said she is not a CPA and does not have QuickBooks experience; she would consider running for elected treasurer after learning more about the role.
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Amy Tayler introduced herself as a candidate for town treasurer, citing prior service as a town auditor and long experience in bookkeeping and banking-related roles. She described work with bespoke accounting software and managing payroll tax relationships with banks, and emphasized that her decades in customer service would help her handle taxpayer questions about bills.
Tayler acknowledged she does not have QuickBooks experience and is not a CPA, and told the board she would be open to running for the elected treasurer position if she had more familiarity with the role’s full obligations. No public vote or appointment took place during the meeting; the board moved to executive session to continue personnel considerations.
