Selectmen adopted criminal history disclosure policy
Chichester Selectmen unanimously adopted criminal history disclosure policies requiring employees to report charges and arrests. Chairman Jeremy Letendre and Selectman Carrianne Wood voted to approve the certification and disclosure process, noting that disclosure did not automatically result in
Selectmen's Office · Meeting of September 15, 2026
NH CHICHESTER — Chichester Selectmen unanimously adopted criminal history disclosure policies requiring employees to report charges and arrests. Chairman Jeremy Letendre and Selectman Carrianne Wood voted to approve the certification and disclosure process, noting that disclosure did not automatically result in job termination, with circumstances considered in relation to each employee's position. The Board also unanimously approved the Block 5 information technology services contract for $53,670 annually, reversing a prior decision to switch providers after learning the change had created operational conflicts.
The Board unanimously approved the Accounts Payable and Payroll Manifest for September 15-17, 2026 in the amount of $488,023.86, and authorized Acting Fire Chief Ed Millett to register the new ambulance with the Division of Motor Vehicles.
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Source: the Selectmen's Office meeting of September 15, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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