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City administrator outlines grant-writer fees; trustees adopt 457-plan resolution with short-term employer subsidy

Village of Tilton Board · June 19, 2026
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Summary

City administrator Tiffany Jones confirmed grant-writer fees at $1,500 per month plus a 5% success fee and summarized demolition and TIF parcel follow-up work. Trustees also moved to adopt a deferred compensation (457) plan and agreed to pay the $25-per-enrollee administrative fee for the first two years.

City administrator Tiffany Jones updated the board on recent development and administrative matters, saying a grant-writer the village contacted charges $1,500 per month (about 30 hours) with a 5% success fee if a grant is awarded. She told trustees staff had been in contact with developers, zoning and TIP committees, and that demolition of selected properties was scheduled to begin June 22, weather permitting.

Jones introduced a voluntary deferred-compensation 457 plan through MissionSquare, explaining it is tax-deferred, voluntary, and would carry an administrative cost of $25 per enrolled employee per year. Trustees discussed whether the village should cover the $25 annual fee and agreed to a two-year employer subsidy trial; the board then moved to adopt Resolution 20260616 to establish the 457 plan with the initial employer subsidy for the first two years.