Stamford Select Board — 2026-10-01 (Regular)
- Hearing Of Visitors
- Selectboard Orders
- Highway Update
- Recycling
- Delinquent Tax Sale
- Delinquent Tax Collector
- Delinquent Dog List
- November General Election
- Reminders
Motions (3, 3 passed)
approve the regular meeting minutes of September 17, 2026 as written Mike Denaultseconded: Jed Gramlinpassed
accept the resignation of Sally Bohl as Delinquent Tax Collector, effective November 24, 2026, with regret Mike Denaultseconded: Kurt Gamaripassed
adjourn Mike Denaultseconded: Kurt Gamaripassed
Who owes what (2)
| Action | Owner | By when | Note | Where it stands |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The treasurer will begin the vehicle loan process | The treasurer | — | assigned to a town office, not to a named person. | open no date in the minutes |
| The board will review the price list and discuss in depth at the next meeting | The board | — | assigned to a town office, not to a named person. | open no date in the minutes ¶ ¶158 |
scripts/action_status.py --done "a phrase".Money (2)
| Highway Update¶ ¶71 | SELECTBOARD ORDERS The Selectboard reviewed and approved the following orders: WARRANT #39 $ 11,842.35 payroll WARRANT #38 $602,740.46 accounts payable HIGHWAY UPDATE 1. | $ 11,842.35; $602,740.46 |
| There was one property that was sold for $31,000.00¶ ¶182 | There was one property that was sold for $31,000.00. | $31,000.00 |
Public comment (5)
| William Levine | listed as a visitor; the minutes do not record what they said |
| Mary Lou McKay | listed as a visitor; the minutes do not record what they said |
| Debra Righi | listed as a visitor; the minutes do not record what they said |
| James Righi | listed as a visitor; the minutes do not record what they said |
| James Stimpson | listed as a visitor; the minutes do not record what they said |
Follow-ups named in the minutes
- The highway crew will be doing some ditching next week and then will begin blowing leaves and starting to get the equipment ready for winter.
- The board will review the price list and discuss in depth at the next meeting.
What the extraction was unsure about
- Extracted mechanically from the town's own minutes text (data/minutes/<meeting_id>.txt), which names the mover and seconder of every motion; the audio transcript was not consulted for attribution.
- Town minutes are the (UNAPPROVED) draft as published by the town.
- Agenda items are the ALL-CAPS section headings in the minutes, so their wording is the town's own and their order is the order in the document.
- Public comment lists only what the minutes record; visitors are listed when the minutes name them without recording a statement.
- Vote field is 'unanimous voice vote' when the minutes say 'All in favor', a numeric count when one appears, otherwise null.
Transcript
Speaker 2 — the same voice as in 39 recordings (the archive does not name this person)
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Speaker 1: Okay, let's call the meeting to order.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 6: Oh, Pittsburgh.
Speaker 7: So, what I'm saying is any change in...
Speaker 8: So, administrative would be assist tax collector...
Speaker 8: like a little bit of training in the future so in order in order for you to get police power now
Speaker 9: And I walked away.
Speaker 10: In general, it seems like an arcade.
Speaker 12: I'm surprised it didn't come up.
Speaker 14: What?
Speaker 16: This is a new company, right? This is a different company, yeah.
Speaker 16: I haven't gotten any bill from them. Okay.
Speaker 17: Once.
Speaker 18: If somebody has a couch, you don't expect them to throw it in the water.
Speaker 16: that's what the price was I don't know if that matters you know this also I
Speaker 16: only getting charged $100 a month
Speaker 19: saying well why should i pay for it uh kind of like a gray wishy-washy area because it's funded
Speaker 10: any of the roads you know don't use your dump service i should get free days i mean if everyone
Speaker 20: give me five bucks i'll get rid of your paint cams no but i agree we probably should look at
Speaker 21: they're all going to go up oh our fees are going to go up uh when did we raise the initial fee from
Speaker 22: don't need and we don't we don't get refunds either are you a senior two three bags of traffic
Speaker 23: kurt what's that apr wherever i guess
Speaker 24: five bucks I do 100 yeah I mean if you go five dollars more
Speaker 10: You know, that's what some people say should be free.
Speaker 14: So next meeting, we want to review this.
Speaker 10: the kids that go to the jury won't be able to go to the jury either no no high school
Speaker 14: this zone would be just for the trade school then no it will be everything right now we don't have
Speaker 25: people you have to hide they're not using the word consolidation right but it's what it is
Speaker 18: to spend on a posture yeah oh yeah it's just it's a
Speaker 20: you should have sat down i would have changed i said something the first time but that's all i
Speaker 4: was at that one too and all one property went on sale and it got sold got sold uh i was the second
Speaker 4: a lot of people but they've grown many many years 84 i think yeah yeah yeah and they've never done
Speaker 26: don't know if you remember the date wednesday november 19th 18th what road frontage was with
Speaker 27: the lot out of curiosity 300 300 yeah so it's 300 by just under a mile it's a it's a it's a hairy
Speaker 4: is there a mortgage on that can i say a name that's house
Speaker 29: well it's a lifetime
Speaker 29: anybody could run in the March election so we should definitely have someone
Speaker 30: correctly oh yeah otherwise yes so this would give people time to think about it
Speaker 31: least yeah
Speaker 14: board because I think we should appoint is this a paid job yes it's a you get
Speaker 1: person paid for oh yeah yeah so what about three fourths so what happens in that case
Speaker 14: for right right there you're paying everything right there yeah so if this guy he paid you 31
Speaker 32: yeah yeah it's yes very important
Speaker 33: what they're going to try to do first is try to change or give services to their members
Speaker 31: So we have to hire lawyers more so we can get more sponsors.
Speaker 34: All those free services.
Speaker 35: What are we paying for?
Speaker 8: State money.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 36: This is precedence.
Speaker 24: Yeah.
Speaker 14: Well.
Speaker 4: And you're like, oh, you've got to be kidding me.
Speaker 4: Sounds good.
Speaker 24: Adjourn. Most people adjourned.
Speaker 37: All in favor?
Speaker 37: Aye.
Transcribed 2026-10-12 (faster-whisper large-v3, CUDA; names corrected per data/name_fixes.json). Names corrected against the minutes. Diarization is automated and over-splits one person into several labels. Raw model output with timestamps: SRT.