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Highway notes: old paver sold, new backhoe arrived; FEMA talks continue after flood damage
Summary
Highway Superintendent Wyatt Boswell reported the old paver sold for $7,500 and a new backhoe has arrived. The board also said they are working with FEMA to seek assistance for sewer plant replacement parts and damaged docks from last year's flood.
Wyatt Boswell, highway superintendent, told the board the town's old paver sold for $7,500 and that a new backhoe has arrived for the department. He also reported recent culvert replacements on Dennis Road and Jones Road and said small culverts are scheduled to be replaced starting next week.
Supervisor Anthony Cooper and Wyatt said they have met with FEMA and will continue meetings to pursue reimbursement or assistance to replace parts at the sewer plant and docks damaged during last year's flood. Wyatt also warned chassis pricing for a plow truck is expected to rise $25,000–$30,000 at year-end; ordering earlier would lock price but delivery would be expected in 2027.
