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Board of Selectmen 7-20-26.mp4
Published: Jul 20, 2026
Daniel Lynch Reappointed to Zoning Board; Search Begins for New Library Trustee
Daniel Lynch's volunteer application for the zoning board adjustments was approved for a three-year term, as his previous term expired. The board also discussed the process for filling a vacancy on the Dudley Tucker Library trustee position, following Deborah Mayo's resignation. Candidates are encouraged to submit letters of intent by August 24th for interviews on August 31st, with accommodations made for those unable to attend in person.
Prescott Road Washout and Culvert Issue to be Addressed; Site Walk Planned
The board addressed a resident's request regarding a road washout and culvert issue on Prescott Road, between numbers 29 and 35. The resident reported that the culvert was initially installed too high, causing water to back up, and the headwall is now washed out. The board agreed to add this as an agenda item for a future meeting, requesting all correspondence and evidence from the resident. A site walk for the board is planned for the following Monday.
Dana Zuligar Appointed Cemetery Trustee Alternate; Call for Volunteers Issued
The board discussed the process for appointing a new alternate cemetery trustee, confirming Dana Zuligar's one-year term. The discussion also touched upon the importance of alternates for town boards and encouraged more residents to volunteer for town committees, highlighting the CIP committee as a good starting point for those with budgeting and planning experience. The board also reviewed and accepted the minutes from the July 6th, 2026 meeting.
June Meeting Minutes Corrected to Reflect Acceptance of Donations
The board addressed a previous oversight where minutes from the June 15th meeting, which included the acceptance of donations, were not properly recorded as accepted. The board re-acknowledged and signed the minutes to ensure accurate record-keeping.
Raymond Police Department Returns to Full Staff; Donations Accepted for Community Event and Drones
The board approved the appointment of Jonathan Mozzo as a full-time patrol officer for the Raymond Police Department, bringing the department back to full staff. Additionally, the board accepted several donations totaling $2,300 for the 'National Nights Out' event and a $1,500 donation from MHC Property Management specifically for police department drones.
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