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Select Board approves arbovirus coordinators, cemetery work spending

Select Board unanimously appoints arbovirus coordinators and approves cemetery work. Co-Chair Roger Fuller reported that John Chandler and Kirke Henshaw have volunteered as Arbovirus Coordinators; the board voted to appoint both and directed Staff Contact Brenda Lessard to notify the State. The

Select Board · Meeting of June 16, 2026

CHESTERFIELD — Select Board unanimously appoints arbovirus coordinators and approves cemetery work. Co-Chair Roger Fuller reported that John Chandler and Kirke Henshaw have volunteered as Arbovirus Coordinators; the board voted to appoint both and directed Staff Contact Brenda Lessard to notify the State. The board authorized up to $250 from Cemetery funds for Zononi Landscaping to remove bittersweet vegetation, debris, and apply re-growth treatment and bark mulch at Center Cemetery, and approved payment to Max Ferony for cemetery work at staff rates.

In project updates, Fuller reported the North Road and Damon Pond Road reconstruction contractor awaits erosion material delivery, and Clerk Donald Willard noted the shared Emergency Management Director truck with Goshen cannot be repaired.

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Source: the Select Board meeting of June 16, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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