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Select Board authorizes FY26 grants-in-aid agreement and TAP grant support for culvert project
Summary
The board approved the FY26 grants-in-aid agreement and authorized the town administrator to sign required documents; the board also approved a letter of support for an additional TAP grant (about $300,000) for the Spring Hill culvert project and authorized the chair to sign.
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The board voted to approve the fiscal-year-26 grants-in-aid agreement and to authorize the town administrator to execute documents to secure the grant on the town’s behalf. "I move to, 1, approve the FY26 grants in aid agreement, and 2, authorize the town administrator to execute any and all documents to secure the grant on behalf of the town," a board member said before the motion was seconded and carried.
Separately, the board discussed the Spring Hill Road culvert project and the opportunity to seek an additional roughly $300,000 in Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) funding if deed easements and other required pieces are in place by the Nov. 7 deadline. A member moved to approve a letter of support and authorized the chair to sign; members said that additional funding would largely cover outstanding project costs if awarded.
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