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Roxbury selectmen adopt municipal purchasing policy
Summary
The Roxbury Board of Selectmen voted 2-0 to put a Municipal Purchasing Policy into effect, aiming to standardize procurement. The board also reminded residents of a Comprehensive Plan review session May 29.
The Roxbury Board of Selectmen voted unanimously May 27 to enact a Municipal Purchasing Policy intended to standardize town procurement.
Selectman Ray Hodsdon moved "to put Municipal Purchasing Policy into effect," and Selectman Matthew Patneaude seconded; the motion passed 2-0. Board minutes note the action without further amendment language or an immediate effective date.
The policy adoption followed a brief agenda item listing other ordinance updates; the board also publicized a Comprehensive Plan review scheduled for May 29 at 5:00 p.m. Officials said the purchasing policy is meant to provide clearer rules around town purchases and contracting. No public comment or objections were recorded in the minutes.
The board's action was recorded as a formal motion and vote in the meeting minutes. Next steps — including distribution of the policy to departments or an implementation timetable — were not specified in the record.
