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Keene hires vendors for Town Court record-retention project at $9,520

Town Board of Keene · March 11, 2025
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Summary

The Town Board approved a contract to hire Barb Warren and Alden Stephens for $9,520 to complete a record-retention project for the Town Court after a previous grant-supported retention effort freed up space.

The Town of Keene voted on March 11 to hire Barb Warren and Alden Stephens to perform a record-retention project for the Town Court at a total cost of $9,520 (Resolution 100-2025).

Supervisor Joe Pete Wilson explained the town completed a broader records project under a grant and the court "asked if they could do it" because the court is out of space; the grant process took three years, so the court requested the town pay for the immediate work. The board adopted the resolution unanimously.

The record-retention contractors will be expected to inventory, process and file or dispose of court records consistent with applicable retention rules; the transcript did not include a contract copy or a schedule for completion. The Town Clerk's office will serve as the contact for records access once work is complete.