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Votes at a glance: Brookline Selectboard actions July 15, 2026
Summary
The Selectboard approved payroll and accounts-payable warrants, tabled the ADA ramp and Cota pre-buy items, named a road Spring House Lane, and defeated a motion to join a regional policing program.
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The Brookline Selectboard took several formal actions at its July 15 meeting. Motions and outcomes included approval of payroll warrant 2702 for $2,009.08 and accounts payable warrant 2703 for $13,904.29 (both motions passed unanimously). The Selectboard tabled the ADA ramp discussion (motion passed unanimously) and tabled Cota and Cota pre-buy for inclusion on the next meeting agenda (motion passed unanimously).
The board approved naming the unpaved road to Bruce Mello’s driveway 'Spring House Lane' by a 4–1 vote (MD, DW, EB, EMB in favor; BM opposed). The motion to join the Windham County Regional Policing Program failed when board members voted against the motion. No other formal votes were taken; the board set its August 5 agenda and adjourned at 8:51 p.m.
