Alford Select Board addresses property permits, Federal grant, and union committee appointment. The board reviewed insurance premium reduction opportunities through MIIA and heard from Jayne Smith regarding a well permit for 274 East Road, recommending water quality testing at a certified

Alford Select Board sets January energy bid timeline. The board received preliminary rate estimates from National Grid (0.14-0.16 per kilowatt hour), Colonial Power (0.11 per kilowatt hour for seven months), and renewable energy options ahead of final bids in January. The board deferred decisions

The Alford Select Board directs town counsel to pursue short-term rental registration enforcement. Secretary Roxanne Germain reported only three property owners submitted properly completed agreements; the Board directed Town Counsel to draft cease and desist letters to non-compliant operators. The

Alford Select Board pursues standalone municipal power aggregation with April 2025 launch. The board selected this approach, requiring no new town funding, with Chair Bruce Schreiber and Tim Ortwein to determine contract terms based on December bids and January resident notification. Existing

Alford Select Board approves $20,000 audit from Free Cash, first since 2020. Town Treasurer Roxanne Germain requested the allocation, noting that the bank may require an audit if the board approves borrowing authorization. Chair Bruce Schreiber moved the motion, seconded by member Peter Puciloski,